Webinar with Lewis Harrison - Artificial and Human Intelligence with Game Theory Combined

Webinar with Lewis Harrison. A genius mind. You can find Lewis's work on Medium, Substack, and on asklewis.com.
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About this book: This is the most basic, and easy to understand book ever written on game theory, and how to apply it to everyday life. Life is a Game. If you don’t know how to play the game of life, then you are likely to struggle and suffer unnecessarily. Game theory is a concept that has won over twelve Noble Prizes. The life story of one of these Noble laureates - John Nash - was the subject of the Academy Award-winning film, A Beautiful Mind. Now for the first time ever, noted practical philosopher, teacher, and speaker, Lewis Harrison, will show you everything you need to know to apply game theory to your daily life and be more efficient, effective and productive in every way. This book is written in a simple and easy to follow format. Filled with illustrations, it is designed to teach anyone, from nine to ninety, game theory, using methods derived from the same early childhood reading programs that my teachers used when I was in the third and fourth By applying what you learn in this book, you will be able to take all you know and have learned in your life by playing games and achieve great success. Whether you played simple childhood games like Tic-tac-toe and Rock-paper-scissors, or more sophisticated video games like Tetris and Minecraft, this book will teach you how to win the game of life. If you can view life as a game you can create and maintain an abundant lifestyle. For the most part, the purpose of this book is to show you how to play a life-game where the winner achieves success, financial independence, clarity of thought, emotional balance, spiritual fulfillment, personal contentment, and happiness. This is a game that you engage in rather than standing on the sidelines and observing as a spectator. A key element in win/win games is reciprocal altruism. Here a player acts in a manner that temporarily reduces the benefits they receive and their chance of winning the game while increasing another player’s benefits and even their chance of winning. The first player does this with the expectation that the other player will act in a similar manner at a later time in the game or possibly in another more important game. Reciprocal altruism is different than any other form of altruism especially the concept of “selfless” altruism. Generally, when most people think of the word “altruism” they are thinking of a person who commits an act of kindness without expecting anything in return. In reciprocal altruism, there are some conditions. Let’s apply this concept to business. In a traditional business exchange, one good or service of a specific value is transferred to another for some form of specific payment. It is assumed in the concept of reciprocal altruism that an act of altruism will be reciprocated in some way, even if how it will be reciprocated cannot be specifically defined at the present moment. This type of agreement is also different than many business agreements or contracts. In most business agreements the terms are specifically defined by what good or service is to be offered, what is to be paid, and when and how it is to be paid. In reciprocal altruism little or none of this is defined. There is an assumption that some reciprocation is to take place but what is to be paid and how and when, for the most part, remains undefined. In recent years Reciprocal Altruism has become more important in game-based scenarios especially those involving technology and social networking. In social networking and Internet File Sharing communities, for instance, there is an assumption that people who share files or information they may have will somehow benefit from the actions of others who receive these files (are allowed to download them) or receive information. Those cheaters who receive a file or information and later refuse to share it with others are known as “leeches” in internet-based communities. This is your time! If not now, when? If not you, who? Make the Choice to play the game of life fully.