Application of Free Space in Social Interaction
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Hedgehog Dilemma, Repeated Game, causal reincarnation, Disciplinary Power.Abstract
The resources available on Earth are both scarce and limited. Therefore, under the premise that the population continues to expand or shrink and the market remains functioning, resource allocation cannot satisfy everyone. The limitation of such resources can also refer to the limitation of space when people communicate with each other, that is, the limitation of Free Space. At present, whether it is the communication between people in the society or the communication between China and countries in the international community, the frequency of conflicts is higher than before. This article hopes to provide a perspective on the peaceful coexistence of individuals within groups and between different communities for reference by other scholars. This article refers to Schopenhauer's "Hedgehog Effect", "The Wealth of Nations", "Game Theory" and the arguments of different scholars, thus integrating and creating the concept of "Free Space", and explaining how Free Space is applied to interactive society, and the separation and integration effects of Free Space in an interactive society. In social interaction, a "buffer area" is needed to satisfy the differences between individuals or groups, so as to avoid wars.
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