The article explores why people trust those who cooperate without calculating costs, using a game theory model called the 'envelope game'. It discusses the evolutionary dynamics of cooperation without looking at costs, and how this behavior is linked to trust, altruism, and social heuristics. The authors argue that motives behind actions are crucial in human interactions, explaining phenomena like authentic altruism, intuitive cooperation, and the importance of principles over strategic behavior.
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