 Consider the game of figure 8 below. This is known as the game of “Rock-Paper-Scissors with a feeble twin”. In this game, the Twin strategy is identical to Paper with the exception that all of its payoffs are decreased uniformly by some small amount \(\varepsilon &gt; 0\) (hence, the “feeble twin”). This means that the Twin strategy is strictly dominated by Paper, since there are absolutely no instances in which it is rationally preferable to play Twin instead of Paper. Yet, under the Smith dynamic, there are a nontrivial number of initial conditions which end up trapped in cycles where the Twin strategy is played by a nontrivial portion of the population.