Sudarshan KL’s Post

Fascinating video on Game Theory! 'What The Prisoner's Dilemma Reveals About Life, The Universe, and Everything' from Veritasium dives deep into the complexities of decision-making. Highly recommended for those seeking intellectual challenges! 👾🎓 #GameTheory #DecisionMaking

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

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)

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

Game Theory, The Prisoners Dilemma, & Cooperation As many look to enact their 2024 strategies I found a video which might be useful as it relates to your relationships. This is an in-depth look at the prisoners dilemma and game theory. It is a wonderful deep dive which goes over the math/science behind winning and makes it extremely digestible. The big takeaways were the characteristics that all the “winning strategies” shared: 1.      Be Nice – Don’t be the first to attack 2.      Be Forgiving – Don’t hold a grudge 3.      Be Retaliatory – Don’t be a pushover 4.      Be Clear – Make sure people know what to expect from you and your actions If you have a minute, watch the video and evaluate how you can incorporate the lessons into your own personal and professional strategies!

-How do you resolve conflicts in your life ? -Can you write an algorithm to create strategies to resolve the conflicts ? -Which strategy is better, being nice or being nasty? I like this video because it answers these questions using the power of algorithims with Game Theory.

Very good explanation of how game theory works and what is a winning strategy https://lnkd.in/e_E5C46s

Nice game theory example: https://lnkd.in/eKqNXCA4

Be nice, forgiving, provocative, and clear. In the short run, environment/game dicatates the player but in the long run, player dictates the environment/game. Great insights from game theory.

Game theory offers insights on the qualities we need for our world in conflict, in this order of priority: 1. Be nice, 2. Be forgiving but 3. Be retaliatory (provocable) and 4. Be clear (giving clarity which involves truth) Even though there is one stereotype I'm not aligned with therein, it does not detract from the truth of its practical application. https://lnkd.in/dSF_hJeF