It is always a good strategy for two players to join forces (or conspire) against the third, and to settle their own differences when he has been done in. With suitable variations, that lesson applies to games with more and more players, to say nothing, alas, of life.

— Harold Lewis Why Flip a Coin? The Art and Science of Good Decisions (1997)

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