Prisoner’s Dilemma in Game Theory

This video explains the Prisoner’s Dilemma, which is the most classic game in game theory.

[@melaniedove2473]

I have been struggling in this topic. Very helpful and much more relatable examples than others have tried to explain. Thanks!!

[@gf4Christ]

Thank you for coming in clutch right before my exam!

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[@The123Maylor]

Great video!

[@nimra9679]

Hi! Kindly explain how to find pure strategy in a numerical question.

[@NikFlicx]

Labeling cooperate as the side that stays quiet is very confusing in my brain. If you say someone is cooperating in a situation like this that means they're 'cooperating' with the interrogation/police, not staying quiet. Great video though

[@Kathan15]

Great explanation 👍🏼

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[@mayank4873]

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[@bishnuravi1602]

I am anaesthetist by profession ,accidentally came to watch your videos ..really interesting and have made a huge fan of game theory and started reading more about this...once again thanks indeed for enlightening me

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[@nowtone9838]

Understanding is super easy but writing this in exam give me 2 out of 4 i am still confused

[@ChipNov1998]

While I understand what you are saying, this situation involves two individuals whose integrity is in serious doubt. What if you flipped around where two people will be rewarded for altruistic behavior?

[@Nihilator]

I’m not trying to be rude, rather just informative. The game works out in a very interesting manner, especially over multiple iterations. Actually, altruism is rewarded and this game theory has been used to show how cooperation naturally evolves (likely a better name is interactive theory) - on the popular level see veritasium’s video on the prisoners dilemma and on the academic see “Forgiveness” edited by McCullough, Paragament, & Thorensen

[@missingsig]

people who describe all human behavior as inherently self-interested are the worst kinds of people. also your haircut makes you look 12 years old.. is your boyfriend into that kind of thing?

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