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Christopher Morrow
Pretty interesting, with a small issue. Per the explanation it seems the payoff to anyone who faces a defector must always be zero, and that might make this different from a "true" prisoner's dilemma, because defecting should always be strictly better in personal gain. As it stands, the only incentive to defect against a defector is to screw them over, not to gain anything.
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