“Casual norm trade/interactions” does seem like most of the obvious example-space. The generator for this thought comes from chatting with Andrew Critch. See this post for some reference: http://acritch.com/deserving-trust/
Typo: s/casual/causal/ - these seem to be diffuse reputation cases, where one recognizes that signaling is leaky, and it’s more effective to be trustworthy than to only appear trustworthy. Not for subtle Newcombe or acausal reasons, but for highly evolved betrayal detection mechanisms.
“Casual norm trade/interactions” does seem like most of the obvious example-space. The generator for this thought comes from chatting with Andrew Critch. See this post for some reference: http://acritch.com/deserving-trust/
Typo: s/casual/causal/ - these seem to be diffuse reputation cases, where one recognizes that signaling is leaky, and it’s more effective to be trustworthy than to only appear trustworthy. Not for subtle Newcombe or acausal reasons, but for highly evolved betrayal detection mechanisms.