As always, interesting topic and article – thank you for that.
Have you been thinking about this also within the framework of Axelrod's tournament? You seem to be assuming that there is always Persona A within each of us, but what if, in some conflicts, Persona A is simply "not in" at all; much like in some of the strategies submitted for the purposes of Axelrod's tournament, such as, for example, "always defect" strategy. Admittedly, Persona A may be much likely present when it comes to spouses, life partners, boyfriends and girlfriends etc., but perhaps even that may be debatable in some cases.
As always, interesting topic and article – thank you for that.
Have you been thinking about this also within the framework of Axelrod's tournament? You seem to be assuming that there is always Persona A within each of us, but what if, in some conflicts, Persona A is simply "not in" at all; much like in some of the strategies submitted for the purposes of Axelrod's tournament, such as, for example, "always defect" strategy. Admittedly, Persona A may be much likely present when it comes to spouses, life partners, boyfriends and girlfriends etc., but perhaps even that may be debatable in some cases.