A reaction paper on Rock, Paper, Scissors
Game theory on Everyday life
By: Len Fisher Ph.D.
We people are accustomed to things that are
within, or around us, with our awareness to the things that co-exist with us
that more or less corresponds to our synchronization and management that we
intake in our everyday lives. We tent to base our intellectual judgments by the
things that we are accustomed to, siding to the things that are co-related to
our perspective, meaning biased judgment.
Rock, Paper, Scissors, a Game theory on
Everyday life by Len Fisher Ph.D. explains concludes that our chances
of resolving problems revolves around two main ways; first by helping us to
view them from a a new perspective that exposes their true underlying causes
and second by providing new strategies to help us resolve them. These
strategies help to balance the differences between the conflict and
correlation.
Dr.
Len Fisher Ph.D. showed different variables
to inculcate into us the different strategies how to be a productive
cooperative and to balance the diversity that we should be open-minded to
probabilities that may happen, or will happen. Those probability requirements
commonsense, yet, the Game theory adds
extra dimension by showing just why and how they work in different
circumstances giving it a more precise
calculation. Thus, different tendency may happen, because we live in a world
that calculating probability corresponds to infinity, but, it’s better to be
late than sorry, it’s better to be on the upper hand.
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