cooperators

This is used by Coops to handle the owners shares in a tax efficient way (cooperators in the jargon).

But remember that the us, UK, canada, and australia and some other are major cooperators and likely won't compete.

The cooperators learn self preservation and hiding while they are also harvested while and beyond doing so.

It would be neat to add in a communication feature where word about defectors is spread through reciprocators and cooperators.

A character which cooperates, but cheats at random, and keeps defecting if you retaliate, could push the balance towards cooperators.

As are all the cooperators and lobby harnessing conspirators whose actual dreams are getting implemented.

There's a small percentage ruining it for most: a few defectors when most are cooperators.

For better or worse (I think a little of both), long max sentences exist in the US criminal justice system to allow rewarding cooperators and to threaten non-cooperators alike.

Tit-for-tat is the right response to a defector like China, the US still cooperates with other cooperators like those in Europe.

The strategy you want obviously depends on your mix of natural cooperators vs.

But also there are conmen which will appear as cooperators until certain moment.

The DOD is labeling a domestic company a supply chain risk - label generally reserved for hostile foreign powers and their cooperators - because that domestic company didn't agree to its contract terms.

A more precise statement would be something like "competition between groups of cooperators".

Not sure if cooperators in financial crimes are considered “snitches” but I’m sure it doesn’t help.

> "Without enforcing proper merge behavior on both sides, zipper merge just becomes a big Prisoners' Dilemma game with a few defectors screwing all of the cooperators." Except unlike prisoner's dilemma, it's not a zero (or negative) sum game.