In the previously published article "They laugh at me for being crazy, I laugh at them for not seeing through! On Trump.", it was written that Trump likely adopted the strategy of befriending the distant while attacking the nearby. This perspective isn't entirely wrong, but there's one issue: he didn't "befriend" the EU, Japan, South Korea, etc. Instead, he treated them as equal founding members, though some were just given a band-aid and a pat on the shoulder after the founding. Therefore, perhaps the Prisoners’ Dilemma is a more appropriate model to explain the current situation. 1. What is the Prisoners’ Dilemma? The Prisoners’ Dilemma is a classic non-zero-sum game model in game theory...