for individual 3 we can connect the dots: like you b->c, b->a. But we can do it like b->c->a (without taking his hands off the paper.) And the graph will change how to understand it ?
We are learning this as part of Undergrad and it honestly upsets me that this is advanced.. why the hell am I learning advanced game theory when im in undergrad! I hate this place.... Also thank you for the video, its so hard to find anything that explains win sets, core sets and blacks single peak theorm
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I had tried to get the topic, I had failed until watching your video, thank you very much
for individual 3 we can connect the dots: like you b->c, b->a. But we can do it like b->c->a (without taking his hands off the paper.) And the graph will change how to understand it ?
sorry. you answered about it later)
Great video, very easy to understand. Thank youuuuu :))))
lifesaver, you are the real MVP
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We are learning this as part of Undergrad and it honestly upsets me that this is advanced.. why the hell am I learning advanced game theory when im in undergrad! I hate this place.... Also thank you for the video, its so hard to find anything that explains win sets, core sets and blacks single peak theorm
Same lmao
Great video, keep it up!
what if there are 2 policies?