Game theory is an interesting concept where tact and insecurity both holds a strong influence in situational outcomes
In the 80s, Prof Axelrod built a game that uses multiple probabilities of actions iterated from the prisoner's dilemma and found that the people that comes up on top, are often those that are :
Nice
Forgiving
Not a pushover
Keeps it clear / simple
And tit for tat was the most successful strategy
https://youtu.be/mScpHTIi-kM
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