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Jiang's game-theory principle here is that players seek the best possible result for the least possible work; he names this as the simple core behind student, parent, teacher, administrator, and government behavior.
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"Okay? And the easy answer is that in game theory, all the players, what they're motivated in is by achieving the best possible results...."
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"Right? Because only I know how to ensure my kid succeeds, so I don't want my kids to think critically or be independent. I..."
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"Right? The government is like, you know what? I don't want innovation in this country, even though I say I want it, because I..."
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