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    Supports→Fairmen have a higher average payoff when they are more prevalent in the population because Fairmen meeting each other receive the highest possible average payoff.

    When Fairmen encounter each other, they receive the highest possible average payoff.

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    This depends on the proportions of strategies in the original population state. If the population begins with more than one Fairman, then there is some probability that Fairmen will encounter each other, and get the highest possible average payoff. Modests by themselves do not inhibit the spread of Fairmen; only Greedies do. But Greedies themselves depend on having Modests around in order to be viable. So the more Fairmen there are in the population relative to pairs of Greedies and Modests, the

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