Multiple Choice
While on holiday in Berserkistan, you are arrested and accused of spying for Australia.You are, of course, innocent.Your captors inform you that if you confess, you will receive a sentence of two years while your co-conspirator (whom you have never heard of) will receive a sentence of 20 years.If you both confess, you will each receive a sentence of three years.You are also told that your co-conspirator is being offered the same option.You suspect that there is not enough evidence to convict you unless your alleged co-conspirator confesses.If you are risk-averse, what should you choose to do?
A) not confess because you are innocent, even though you may spend 20 years in a Berserkistan prison
B) confess, even though you are innocent, to avoid a 20-year sentence
C) confess because it is always the best solution to this type of 'game'
D) not confess in the hope that your alleged co-conspirator also remains silent
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