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Not when the cost (including opportunity cost) of doing the calculating outweighs the benefit it would give you.
You're introducing weaker and less plausible factors to rescue a mistaken assertion. It's not worth it.
As pointed out below in this thread, the fairness drive almost certainly comes from the individual pressure of cheaters being punished, not from any group pressure as you tried to say above.