It's actually the first example he cites in the article.
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Naah this is too extreme and is deeply flawed by refusing to have a "history". Bad norms don't came w o a reason. This mean in many other contexts a bad norms is a good one. P. Dilemma must be studied in evolutionary stages like Axelrod did. On the long time, it can selfregulate.
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It's not even about the shock example that's bad because it's unrealistic, the unrealistic part people expectating to be mass murdered by the right of other people to murder the deviants. A setup like that would only end spreading deviancy autodestructing the norm.
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