Another Test for The General Love System in the Society

Overall, taking the top and rewarding the bottom seem to be a great strategy to keep the population about the same, regardless whether they are takers or givers or mixed types. The first strategy will not be able to halt the deterioration of the overall decrease of values in all three groups when the number of givers were outnumbered. The third strategy will widen the value distribution and may even be dropping the overall mean. But it would award the givers rather quickly, keeping the mixed about the same and leaving the takers to the bottom. Given time, takers need to change their behaviors to survive, rather than forcing the givers to take to survive. This will work if everyone, especially the givers, to have the freedom to choose other givers to interact with. Merry Christmas!

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14554778
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Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation
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Another Test for The General Love System in the Society

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation
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Another Test for The General Love System in the Society

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Abstract

Overall, taking the top and rewarding the bottom seem to be a great strategy to keep the population about the same, regardless whether they are takers or givers or mixed types. The first strategy will not be able to halt the deterioration of the overall decrease of values in all three groups when the number of givers were outnumbered. The third strategy will widen the value distribution and may even be dropping the overall mean. But it would award the givers rather quickly, keeping the mixed about the same and leaving the takers to the bottom. Given time, takers need to change their behaviors to survive, rather than forcing the givers to take to survive. This will work if everyone, especially the givers, to have the freedom to choose other givers to interact with. Merry Christmas!

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