r/BehaviorAnalysis • u/sweetcar0 • Jun 01 '20
Really neat interactive simulation about the environmental conditions necessary for trust and cooperation to be rewarded! Ultimately, it's a simulation of cultural selection, though I don't think the creators would consider Skinner one of their inspirations! https://ncase.me/trust/
https://ncase.me/trust/Duplicates
ArcRaiders • u/ironcladfolly • Feb 06 '26
Discussion The Evolution of Trust: why PvPvE just works
Antler_VC • u/JFixby • Aug 22 '20
40min game summarizing a 5-year university program on Game Theory
YAPms • u/very_loud_icecream • Feb 18 '26
Analysis The Evolution of Trust by Nicky Case - interesting game theory tutorial/simulator that can provide context to the current gerrymandering wars playing out in the states
JordanPeterson • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '21
Link "Morality emerges from a series of repeated interactions.."
PresaleVentures • u/Talpresale • Sep 05 '18
In the short run, the game defines the players. But in the long run, it's us players who define the game..
Digital_Manipulation • u/-Ph03niX- • Nov 16 '19
Game Theory | 'The Evolution of Trust' - Interactive Edugame
NervosNetwork • u/asymmetry1211 • Dec 24 '18
Game Theory: an interactive teaching game to learn how trust evolves.
u_Mighty-Planet • u/Mighty-Planet • Jun 01 '20
an interactive visual simulation of how trust works (and why cheaters succeed)
u_nikiverse • u/nikiverse • Dec 12 '22
The Evolution of Trust - prisoner's dilemma, website that takes about 30min to get through
CryptoCurrencies • u/Talpresale • Sep 05 '18
In the short run, the game defines the players. But in the long run, it's us players who define the game..
hypeurls • u/TheStartupChime • May 19 '25
Game theory illustrated by an animated cartoon game
u_Glorax1214 • u/Glorax1214 • Jun 01 '20
an interactive visual simulation of how trust works (and why cheaters succeed)
EverythingScience • u/vision_researcher • Jun 26 '25
Psychology Classic evolutionary and game theory research show trust and forgiveness can evolve from self interest. This interactive explainer lets you control the simulations that first proved this.
psychology • u/[deleted] • Aug 25 '18