Why are you so concerned with being able to maintain rationality even in altered or brain-damaged states? This has come up in different contexts in several recent posts.
It seems like an unnecessary bit of rationalist machismo. It’s enough of a challenge to create rational, intelligent work when at normal functionality, optimizing for ability to withstand brainwashing or brain damage doesn’t seem to me to be an important priority.
Does it have something to do with wondering whether you are now in a diminished state, simply due to humanity’s inherent biases and frailties?
If we wanted to be clever we could include Eliezer playing against himself (just report back to him the same value) as a possibility, though if it’s a high probability that he faces himself it seems pointless.
I’d be happy to front the (likely loss of) $10.
It might be possible to make it more like a the true prisoner’s dilemma if we could come up with two players each of whom want the money donated to a cause that they consider worthy but the other player opposes or considers ineffective.
Though I have plenty of paperclips, sadly I lack the resources to successfully simulate Eliezer’s true PD . . .