 As we’ve seen, game theory has been incorporated into each of the main approaches to the Reconciliation Project. However, game-theoretic analysis can also show why each of these strategies may fall short of fully reconciling morality with prudential rationality. For instance, for the inseparable goods strategy to be effective, agents like the Foole must be persuaded that the goods intrinsic to just conduct are either of such great value, or that the costs associated with injustice are so substantial, that one would be foolish to risk acting unjustly. But it’s far from obvious that this is always (or even usually) true.