Bad in this respect, certainly, but I don't know how you decided it's a good idea to simplistically sort humans into the binary "good/bad" categories.
Bad in this respect, certainly, but I don't know how you decided it's a good idea to simplistically sort humans into the binary "good/bad" categories.
I haven't. I merely translated the thought into the language you tend to use when evaluating a specific behavior. It is the sort of thing that usually helps maintain rapport! ;)
Evolution. Morality. Strategy. Security/Cryptography. This hits so many topics of interest, I can't imagine it not being discussed here. Bruce Schneier blogs about his book-in-progress, The Dishonest Minority:
I am somewhat reminded of Robin Hanson's Homo Hypocritus writings from the above, although it is not the same. Schneier says that the book is basically a first draft at this point, and might still change quite a bit. Some of the comments focus on whether "dishonest" is actually the best term to use for defecting from social norms.