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It's an old book, I know, and one that many of us have already read. But if you haven't, you should. …
x Thomas C. Schelling's "Strategy of Conflict" — LessWrong Game Theory Book Reviews / Media Reviews Frontpage 159 Thomas C. Schelling's "Strategy of Conflict" by cousin_it 28th Jul 2009 3 min read 159 159 It's an old book , I know, and one that many of us have already read. But if you haven't, you should. If there's anything in the world that deserves to be called a martial art of rationality , this book is the closest approximation yet. Forget rationalist Judo: this is rationalist eye-gouging, rationalist gang warfare, rationalist nuclear deterrence. Techniques that let you win, but you don't
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