I wrote a book. Look it up at Amazon. It's called the Strategic Intelligence of Trust. Why? Because there'd be no need to strategize without the need to trust, and no learning what to trust if there were no need to distrust the deceptiveness of predators in a world where life must continuously outsmart and eat some other form of life to survive.

The subtitle is Life, An Evolutionary Force of Nature. Which was meant to demonstrate that life forms have needed to evolve themselves, and had to take intelligent advantage of nature's randomness from the start, rather than, as the outdated theories have indicated, having randomness somehow confer strategic lessons by an unintelligent series of accidents.

All of which I learned while working as a professional investigator for over 40 years, mostly in Hawaii, which didn't hurt.