I liked this - it made me think about law making and how intervening in any situation could be done more successfully; the level of information available about the choices each player made was instrumental to whether cooperation happened or not! If players could be held accountable, i.e. each player sees your choice, then we saw cooperation and honesty. If a player could hide their contributions, (like Mia in the earlier games relishing the successful manipulation of other players) then you see dishonesty more frequently. <br><br>In the end, it made me think about other instances in our Economy, like when deals can go unnoticed (tax contributions), or secrecy is maintained in the relationships we have (like the potential to not reveal what you really want), when public shaming can be avoided (especially for YouTube stars), or even when big business can operate silently and without oversight, we are more likely to see the worst of human nature. Anyway, I've never seen Mike on YouTube before. So, since Mike's play was so good, calm, and well-intentioned, I'm gonna go to his channel right now to see what else the guy's been up to!