Ideas you can open and take apart.
Articles about how things actually work, each one built around a small application you can run, change and keep. The writing explains the idea. The tool lets you argue with it.
Game theory9 min read
Why cooperation survives when cheating pays
In any single exchange, taking advantage of someone who trusts you is the better move. Cooperation is everywhere anyway. The reason is repetition, and you can run it yourself.
Read itRun strategies against each other in the repeated prisoner's dilemma and watch which behaviours survive.
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- Simulator
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- 25 KB
- Runs
- Runs on your machine
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