Formal Games as Probing Tools for Investigating Behavior Motivated by Trust and Suspicion

To take some obvious examples, modern industrial technology derives from physical science, from techniques of mass production, from certain forms of social organization (e.g., capitalist or socialist), and from an ethos which declares that affluence is preferable to poverty and that man is privileged to modify nature to suit himself. Modern medical technology derives from physical and biological sciences, from certain organizational techniques (e.g., management of hospitals), from the same forms of social organization, and from an ethos which declares that human life is to be prolonged under almost any circumstances. Military technology derives from similar scientific and social sources and from an