dank smoker420
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i hate writing papers for my class. i would so much rather smoke and relax than this haha
I like to use Indica Ink. cnI hate writing on rolling papers, you have to print soo small.
you don't attack, for either one.yes, the prisoner's dilemma.
Its for my political philosophy class, since we are reading Hobbes.
Also, it came with a second question that i cant solve.
It says im a represenative of state a, and there is another state close by, that is equal in power, called state b.
We coexist in an anarchical world, and im given four options.
Either I attack, or they attack.
If they attack:
a. i attack
b I dont attack
If they dont attack
a. I attack
b. I dont attack
I have to make a decision on what is best for me, and say why it is a dilemma. But I dont get it
I'm missing valuable information. Is there something being contested? Is there a consistency requirement? is there a payoff matrix? In the prisoner's dilemma, these things are preset. There are bound to be unstated conditions/premises to the above scenario. Otherwise the obvious choice is "neither attacks", boom, no dilemma.yes, the prisoner's dilemma.
Its for my political philosophy class, since we are reading Hobbes.
Also, it came with a second question that i cant solve.
It says im a represenative of state a, and there is another state close by, that is equal in power, called state b.
We coexist in an anarchical world, and im given four options.
Either I attack, or they attack.
If they attack:
a. i attack
b I dont attack
If they dont attack
a. I attack
b. I dont attack
I have to make a decision on what is best for me, and say why it is a dilemma. But I dont get it
But if you remain passive on both counts you risk the loss of your freedom or your life. . .however, if you are the aggressor you risk the same thing--which is the dilemma. So then the question becomes who has more guns.you don't attack, for either one.
i would just go somewhere else lol.But if you remain passive on both counts you risk the loss of your freedom or your life. . .however, if you are the aggressor you risk the same thing--which is the dilemma. So then the question becomes who has more guns.