> Not sure if it was the lesson he meant to impart though since I think most took away from it that to win you need to lie, cheat and steal.
Better to teach reality than ideology, assuming you want to be a practitioner instead of a theorist.
Better to teach reality than ideology, assuming you want to be a practitioner instead of a theorist.
FWIW, I don't advocate blind trust.
Perhaps you meant to say we should teach the reality that cheating exists and is bad; not to pretend it doesn't exist? Or that it's hopeless to be honest and trustworthy because some others may not be? Which leads to ... apathy or more cheating and less trust.