K0DX1 reduces shame by showing that outcomes emerge from interaction. Your action matters, but the other person’s action, strategy, incentive, information, power, and repair capacity also shape what happens.

K0DX2 introduces game theory as strategic literacy for survivors. It helps the viewer map players, moves, incentives, payoffs, trust signals, power, and repeated patterns without becoming paranoid or dehumanizing people.

K0DX3 explains not-trusting as a strategy that may once have protected the viewer. The task is not to shame distrust, but to help it become flexible when evidence changes.

K0DX4 separates cooperation from exploitation and need from parasite strategy. Cooperation is mutual; exploitation extracts without reciprocity. Need asks with consent and accountability; parasite strategy extracts while avoiding mutuality.

K0DX5 explains why groups develop norms, reputation signals, consequences, boundaries, and exit routes to protect cooperation. It separates free riders from vulnerable people and cheaters from mistake-makers.