You can easily make the comparison between this fantasy and the leftists, who fantasize about being given money for nothing (UBI), who fantasize about being given medical attention for nothing (UH).
Leftist ideology is just the same as young boys fantasies about endless pleasure being brought to them: You don't have to work for it, earn it, and certainly are entitled to it.
In the prisoner's dilemma, there's an element of trust involved, or uncertainty. "Will they or won't they rat me out?" That is the issue for people in this mental exercise or game theory.
The basis of the theory is "I want to respond as they respond in order to get the best possible solution".
If they're going to talk to get a deal, you should want to talk first. If they're going to stay silent, you should want to stay silent.
Similarly, if they're going to commit VF, you should commit VF first. If they aren't going to, you shouldn't.
Given the fact that there is zero trust involved for Democrat voter fraud, there is no actual dilemma. You should commit VF under the Game Theory because they will.'
Its illegal. Its not advised. Its not promoted.
It is, however, the end of the Game Theory.
We need to look at providing disinformation to tracking companies.
We need separate apps which can run randomized searches on our behalf, interface with web sites, etc, without our needing to activate them.
Like Jezebel. No one really wants to go and read that garbage unless you die your armpit hair blue and dont brush the cum stains out of your teeth.
But if the social credit system scores people based on heuristics of what they read and watch, then we need people's scores to be unreliable.
We need to defeat the social credit system by stuffing false information into it.
This technique is called "hiding in the noise".
The government wont do much to stop this. We can't get companies to back off in the short term.
We need a solution based on using algorithm controlled apps which interface automatically with web browsers to click, search, scroll, and perform all the jobs typical of a living person, to make them appear real.