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The Outliers Inn; Game Theory

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Welcome to Episode 12 of  podcast: Game Theory

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Topic: It’s all fun and games until… you hit a Nash equilibrium. JP and Antlerboy explore the games people (and organisations) play, going from Stratego to politics to framing, re-framing, and how to challenge the rules of the game. If that sounds a little dry, wait ’til you hear our crazy audio problems – Benjamin’s never-ending quest to purchase better recording equipment goes, as ever, arse over tit.

Hosts: Joseph Paris & Benjamin Taylor

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