2. In experiments, people seem to be very good at solving problems structured as social contractsthey tend
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2. In experiments, people seem to be very good at solving problems structured as social contracts—they tend to “look for cheaters,” that is, those who violate social contracts. Explain why a cheater-detection adaptation is necessary for the evolution of reciprocal altruism to evolve.
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