How game theory explains vaccination rates and parents' choices
The decision not to vaccinate isn't simply about misinformation or hesitancy; it involves game theory, explaining how rational choices can lead to risky collective outcomes.
Why betting the NCAA tournament is completely different than filling out your bracket
March Madness encompasses more than basketball; it's a strategic game where sports betting has gained popularity, presenting unique challenges compared to traditional bracket filling.
The proposed monopoly inheritance rules aim to explore the balance between fairness and inheritance in a zero-sum context, reflecting real-world economic dynamics.
Complexity physics finds crucial tipping points in chess games
Barthelemy's analysis reveals that chess can be modeled as a decision tree, where crucial tipping points significantly influence match outcomes, especially during midgame.
