Nash Equilibria and Schelling Points - LessWrong
A Nash equilibrium is an outcome in which neither player is willing to unilaterally change her strategy, and they are often applied to games in which both players move simultaneously and where decisi…
x Nash Equilibria and Schelling Points — LessWrong Game Theory Rationality World Optimization Frontpage 140 Nash Equilibria and Schelling Points by Scott Alexander 29th Jun 2012 9 min read 82 140 A Nash equilibrium is an outcome in which neither player is willing to unilaterally change her strategy, and they are often applied to games in which both players move simultaneously and where decision trees are less useful. Suppose my girlfriend and I have both lost our cell phones and cannot contact each other. Both of us would really like to spend more time at home with each other (utility 3). But
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