Tit for Tat - Do Good & Have Good

Regardless of what we take in this world, there is always a reaction that is a natural law. Hopefully you get a good return. If it does not go well, the end result will be bad. It is well known that "When you plant, you will also harvest"

"If you go well, you will do good for yourself, as well if you do bad things, you will be bad for yourself," they say.

One of the members of the Prophet Muhammad liked this scripture very much. Wherever you go, I will recite it loud and repeatedly. A woman who had heard of him wanted to prove he was wrong, he became unpopular among his people. She remembered a plot against him. She prepared a poisoned candy and gave him a gift. When he received them, he left the city with candy

On the way, he met two men who came back from a long trip. Because they look tired and hungry, he wants to turn them around. He gave them candies. Of course, he did not know that they secretly mixed poison. When two travelers got sweets, they collapsed and died.

A man was arrested when the news of his death arrived in the city of Medina where the prophet Muhammad lived. He was taken before the Prophet Muhammad. And it tied what actually happened.

A woman who was poisoned with sweets was also taken to the court of the prophet Muhammad. She was amazed and saw the two dead bodies of the traveler there. In fact, they were found to be her two sons, they already left the trip.

She confessed her malice before the Prophet Muhammad and all of them attended. Oh, she used a sweet mix to kill the fellow poison of the Prophet Muhammad, and killed her two sons.

Learn from this story - this is a wonderful example of the tragic reaction to bad behavior; it shows how to harvest what he planted. "Like you do" is wisdom of the past and wisdom of the wise. They will tell us to do good things to others in the same way that others prefer good things to us.

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For YQians, I just want to learn from each other, using this platform for the best use, not just making it a tat-for-tat platform. I will read you in the sense that you are reading me. Rather than expecting to read my work, read the person you want to read. There are many excellent artists to learn from here.

After learning game theory in the previous semester, I appreciated Trivers' paper on mutual altruism. Trivers talks about the basics of game theory called "tit-for-tat". "Tit-for-tat" is a strategy in a prisoner's dilemma, as long as the opponent is cooperating, the player chooses to cooperate, and if there is a flaw there is a flaw. In a famous competition called Axelrod's tournament, Axelrod proved that "tit-for-tat" acquired the highest average score in all strategies (http://www.classes.cs.uchicago.edu / archive / 1998 / fall / CS105 /) project /node4.html) Of course, the impact on this is quite interesting. We'd better not cooperate unless you are deceived.

Computer simulation shows that many of the most successful strategies are variants of the strategy called Tit for Tat. 58 For Tit can be thought of as consisting of three parts: (1) by cooperation ("I treat you like everyone else"), (2) if there are defects in other players (3) When other players resume cooperation they immediately return to cooperation (forgiveness) In other words, our most basic three ethical principles are the most in mathematical games It is part of a successful solution, my moral theory is based on the assumption that this is not a coincidence.