Jiang's core method: incentives and rules constrain action more strongly than commentary or moral exhortation.
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Structure of the game
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...game theory is that once you're in the game, the structure of the game, the nature of the rules determines how you behave, okay?..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...game theory is that once you're in the game, the structure of the game, the nature of the rules determines how you behave, okay?..."
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"...game theory is that once you're in the game, the structure of the game, the nature of the rules determines how you behave, okay?..."
"...that this chaos leads to new possibilities because given the structure of the game so far, it does not have a very good future...."
"...my understanding of different motivations of the players and the structure of the game. You go out to desalination and you have water. I..."
"...Now, according to game theory, now that the game, the structure of the game has been, is pretty clear, the ubermutt will now emerge...."
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