prisoners

The problem is that the Puritan psyche you've mentioned means the average person (some who probably would be or were prisoners) would never go along with your program.

But more likely it'll involve extraditing the prisoners to a lesser known dungeon with a less buzzworthy name.

I mean, there have been plenty of intelligent prisoners, and few if ever managed to convinced their jailers to let them out.

So, federal prisoners are much more aware that they could be identified as the perpetrator of a rape.

Without a strong common culture that solves the prisoners dilemma of social safety-nets, they will collapse.

I hope that plan involves fair trials for all prisoners and a lengthy investigation of all affairs by a trusted third party.

Gender reassignment procedures are commonly part of the treatment for gender identity disorder, which is why they are considered medically-necessary procedures, to which people for whom the state is responsible for medical care (e.g., prisoners) are entitled.

If they are a competitor intent on blowing the place up, then the guards have a lot to lose in this prisoners dilemma and little to gain.

My thought is we need to separate prisoners into two categories: 1.

Not to mention prisoners getting free healthcare.

You personally might not agree with this, but you are completely misrepresenting economic theory when you say that proponents of the free market consider it to be a prisoners dilemma situation.

The federal sentencing guidelines, for example, are a grid indexed by crime, criminal history, and aggravating factors.[1] Good time credit allows prisoners to work off 15% of their sentence.

The "prisoners dilemma" arises from politicians & the people in power playing society for their benefits.

The prosecutor's priority is not to make her "area" safer by correctly convicting prisoners.

It doesn't take Einstein to sort the Wheat from the chaff, people normally knew - although terms like "makes stuff happen", "doesn't take prisoners", "hard ass" were some alternate names for these brutal types.

There is some Prisoners' Dilemma-ish behavior where one company opening salaries alone probably gets them a particularly bad result in the short term, so the clever thing to do is to exert social pressure for everyone to cooperate.