Discussing social contract theory

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Does the Prisoner's Dilemma provide us with good reasons to doubt that humans should consistently act as free, rational, self-interested agents? Explain both answers by discussing Social Contract Theory, Ethical Egoism, and any other philosophical concepts we have discussed in class. Be sure to consult and cite at least one credible academic source.

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