I’m wildly speculating here, but perhaps enforcing norms is a costly signal to others that you are a trustworthy person, meaning that in the long-term you gain more resources than others who don’t behave similarly.
Yeah, but only if they also understand the norms you are enforcing.
I’m wildly speculating here, but perhaps enforcing norms is a costly signal to others that you are a trustworthy person, meaning that in the long-term you gain more resources than others who don’t behave similarly.
Yeah, but only if they also understand the norms you are enforcing.