In the prisoners' dilemma, there is a mutual adversary plotting to turn them against one another. In the prisoners' there is no communication possible. Those are actually the key elements of the puzzle!
Employer/employee relationships one would hope that there is open communication and that there's not some agent trying to pit them against each other.
I think the analysis breaks down right where it starts for work.
I also think the author should seek counseling if they see work that way. That's just a very unhealthy outlook.
Employer/employee relationships one would hope that there is open communication and that there's not some agent trying to pit them against each other.
I think the analysis breaks down right where it starts for work.
I also think the author should seek counseling if they see work that way. That's just a very unhealthy outlook.