Moloch Hasn’t Won - LessWrong
This post begins the Immoral Mazes sequence. See introduction for an overview of the plan. Before we get to the mazes, we need some background first. …
x Moloch Hasn’t Won — LessWrong Immoral Mazes Moloch Game Theory Mechanism Design Moral Mazes Frontpage 202 Moloch Hasn’t Won by Zvi 28th Dec 2019 Don't Worry About the Vase 8 min read 43 202 This post begins the Immoral Mazes sequence. See introduction for an overview of the plan. Before we get to the mazes, we need some background first. Meditations on Moloch Consider Scott Alexander’s Meditations on Moloch . I will summarize here. Therein lie fourteen scenarios where participants can be caught in bad equilibria. In an iterated prisoner’s dilemma, two players keep playing defect. In a dollar
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