You are right, I stand corrected - I think both approaches make sense for spreading change.
Yours on an every day basis, the viewpoint I gave requires opportunity, but matters too.
The thing with game theory, is it’s the right way to think of social structures that scale.
I think a lot of people’s behavior responds strongly to their incentives. All those people you (and I) are cynical about.
And ethics really are the positive sum “games”. Keeping one’s word, safety nets, helping our neighbors, win-win transactions and relationships - we adopt them as individuals for the immediate good it does, for us and who we interact with. And knowing if everyone did that we would all be better off. Even the self-isolating rich since society as a whole would run better.
Bottom up or top down encouragement are both with it.
You are right, I stand corrected - I think both approaches make sense for spreading change.
Yours on an every day basis, the viewpoint I gave requires opportunity, but matters too.
The thing with game theory, is it’s the right way to think of social structures that scale.
I think a lot of people’s behavior responds strongly to their incentives. All those people you (and I) are cynical about.
And ethics really are the positive sum “games”. Keeping one’s word, safety nets, helping our neighbors, win-win transactions and relationships - we adopt them as individuals for the immediate good it does, for us and who we interact with. And knowing if everyone did that we would all be better off. Even the self-isolating rich since society as a whole would run better.
Bottom up or top down encouragement are both with it.