Juan H.’s Post

Very interesting video. Gives you a new perspective on current events and how should you play the politics game to maximize your wins. Even Game Theory deduces that you have to resist and not be a pushover.

On Game Theory and Cooperation, a timely and famous study on the Prisoner’s Dilemma. Very relevant given the recent developments events in the Middle East (27:18)

Game theory and prisoner’s dilemma In the video below Veritasium - which is a youtube channel with great content - discusses the prisoner’s dilemma in the findings of the Axelrod Tournament. It’s fascinating what the winners were in the study and what implications on the long term benefits of cooperation even between rivals. The main four qualities of the winners were: 1- Nice 2- Forgiven 3- Retaliatory 4- Clear Please watch the full video - about ~25 minutes - to get all of the information and I’m sure you’ll not regret it. https://lnkd.in/dVAHUfxk

Interesting video explaning the Game theory and especially the applications of the Prisoner´s Dilemma on different simplified models (and the results from it) and extrapolating to real life! https://lnkd.in/dH3FJMyQ

Game Theory isn’t just a concept that economists came up with decades ago. It's a powerful tool that explains why cooperation and goodwill benefit us all. This video illustrates these ideas in a simple and engaging way.

Watch this 30 min video. It may change your life and how you handle your opponents and detractors. Especially relevant for manipulative governments who go around instigating others into wars.

Another way to look at Game Theory: "All stable processes we shall predict, All unstable processes we shall control" - John van Neumann #GameTheory #DecisionTheory #BusinessStrategy

You probably have heard that "Tit for Tat" is the best policy. And yes, it is the best policy, given that you and the other party actively practice ~10% of forgiveness. Watch this great video explaining the best practical strategies in every walk of life. "What Game Theory Reveals About Life, The Universe, and Everything" https://lnkd.in/dE4dM6Aa

[tl;dr] No need to be altruistic to play nice, cooperation pays off. Check out this excellent video regarding Prisoners Dilemma, a game theory concept that proves scientifically that in a non-zero sum game, an extra nice tit-for-tat strategy works in your favor on the long run, in short: 1. be nice 2. be forgiving 3. don't be a push over 4. be predictable

I implore all US folks to vote today. There are not too many opportunities in our lives to truly make our voices heard and to affect the world, but today is one of those days. The world is so chaotic and uncertain right now and there is a clear candidate who is communicating stability, optimism, and kindness. It is a fact of the universe that forgiveness, openness, and sharing is the key to a balanced world. This phenomenon shows itself in ways such as Game Theory (https://lnkd.in/eG7UR4th), the rapid rise of the quality of life with the increase in information (https://lnkd.in/eb3EMj5C), to the life expectancy difference between cynical people vs optimistic people (https://lnkd.in/eZY_RV-V). If you are a rational person who simply wants the best shot towards stability, you cannot trust the people who divide and claim they have the answers. The world is too complex for this to ever be true. We are a story telling species and the stories we tell ourselves and the stories we create via our actions create our future. You have a voice today, so please exercise it 🙏