I thank Presh Talwalker for the pointer. Pretty soon I won’t have to do any teaching, I’ll just play YouTube clips for 90 minutes, pass out the chocolate and send them on their way.
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July 29, 2010 at 4:17 am
michaelwebster
A three person dilemma game? Neat. You do know that in many states this criminal investigation as shown would likely result in the evidence obtained by the confessions being thrown out.