1:22 Rational Activity. 2:57 Strategy and Ethics (Goal Oriented) 5:25 Thomas Hobbes (State of Nature or Civilization?) 7:50 Bad kinds of Cooperation (Conspiracy, Robbery Heist, Price Fixing, Cartel, Mafia) 9:40 Zero Sum Game (1 wins, 1 loses) and Mutually Beneficial Games (both can win), Simultaneous (make choices simultaneously) and Sequential (make choices after the other player makes a choice) Games 13:00 Is war a zero sum game? Not always 14:08 Zero Sum Game Example. 30:40 Simultaneous vs Sequential Games ex. Prisoner's Dilemma
Daniel, I must say you are an excellent lecturer! Your personality shines and the information you present comes alive! It was really interesting to hear about game theory!
This was a really interesting lecture. I feel that game theory is not taught as much as it should be. I have not come across it in my classes for the past few years,only in my free time. Keep it up.
This is a very intriguing lecture, I wish my professors had taught me the subject in this way.. My approach towards this subject has been very analytical as it was included in "Operations Research", but I enjoyed solving problems. Next I read about it in "A beautiful Mind" a biography of Nobel Prize-winning economist and mathematician John Forbes Nash, Jr. by Sylvia Nasar, professor of journalism at Columbia University (later on watched the movie too). But honestly speaking I never went so deep, I am definitely going to turn some pages as soon as I finish this comment. Absolutely loved the lecture. Thank you for uploading it.
Wrong. Stealing a bank, being a cartel is NOT bad cooperation. Thieves and cartels cooperate very well to achieve their (bad) goals. There’s no such thing as bad cooperation. There’s only cooperation or no cooperation.
@@PhiloofAlexandria Disagree. Semantically speaking, if some baddies cooperate to execute an evil plan and they succeed, they had good cooperation between them. You can have good cooperation and aim for bad things in life. Cooperation is the means to an end, not an end in of itself. In the same way, if I cooperate with others to say, open an NGO that helps a particular community develop their crops and products and we fail because people didn't do their job, we have bad comms, people who had offered economical support ended up not contributing etc, that's bad cooperation even if our goal was holy. My two cents.
@@UserName________ you basically are just explaining what he said. he was stating it was bad from a moral viewpoint not whether the cooperation was effective
The examples sighted and encouraged in the class is pure and clear
Thanks for sharing this. I miss being a bit younger and being in class. This truly helped me design my game further
The way this professor looks passionate about his job is really nice to see.
1:22 Rational Activity.
2:57 Strategy and Ethics (Goal Oriented)
5:25 Thomas Hobbes (State of Nature or Civilization?)
7:50 Bad kinds of Cooperation (Conspiracy, Robbery Heist, Price Fixing, Cartel, Mafia)
9:40 Zero Sum Game (1 wins, 1 loses) and Mutually Beneficial Games (both can win),
Simultaneous (make choices simultaneously) and Sequential (make choices after the other player makes a choice) Games
13:00 Is war a zero sum game? Not always
14:08 Zero Sum Game Example.
30:40 Simultaneous vs Sequential Games
ex. Prisoner's Dilemma
Daniel, I must say you are an excellent lecturer!
Your personality shines and the information you present comes alive!
It was really interesting to hear about game theory!
Wow, thank you!
@@PhiloofAlexandria i've been watching your videos, and i can clearly say that you improve my mindset. respect from turkey!
for more videos like this one on YT. You are brilliant Daniel :)
This is some really good shit. He's super intelligent. I wish I could be in that class. Cheers from Zimbabwe
A powerful speaker and lecturer. His voice carries even without a microphone.
He holds your interest.
He is using the microphone
This was a really interesting lecture. I feel that game theory is not taught as much as it should be. I have not come across it in my classes for the past few years,only in my free time. Keep it up.
I really appreciate your way of explanation
Love professor Daniel Bonevac!
very interesting lecture prof , i have plan to do doctoral research on game theory , thanks for sharing this.
game theory, whatever youre gaining someone else is losing, a promotion, being elected etc
This is a very intriguing lecture, I wish my professors had taught me the subject in this way..
My approach towards this subject has been very analytical as it was included in "Operations Research", but I enjoyed solving problems. Next I read about it in "A beautiful Mind" a biography of Nobel Prize-winning economist and mathematician John Forbes Nash, Jr. by Sylvia Nasar, professor of journalism at Columbia University (later on watched the movie too). But honestly speaking I never went so deep, I am definitely going to turn some pages as soon as I finish this comment.
Absolutely loved the lecture.
Thank you for uploading it.
He yeah I got involved in it due to A Beautiful Mind too
A very interesting lecture, thank you !
A good lecturer👍
Game theory is not useless in poker in the same way that chess solvers are not useless for those who study chess.
thanks bro!
I have playlisted 40 or better videos of yours I'm downloading and putting on kids I pod.
Is the stock market
Zero sum game?
Go into stocks
Sir i try to find a class about game theory. Actually i miss my class so i have no idea about this topic . I am a political science student .
Morgenthau game theory
game
This should be a mandatory course before people get a "License to Adult." 👍
Wrong. Stealing a bank, being a cartel is NOT bad cooperation. Thieves and cartels cooperate very well to achieve their (bad) goals. There’s no such thing as bad cooperation. There’s only cooperation or no cooperation.
Like with the other example of some students not contributing to team homework… that’s not bad cooperation. It’s *no cooperation.
Cooperation to achieve bad goals is what I mean by bad cooperation. Cooperation is not always good from a moral or social point of view.
@@PhiloofAlexandria Disagree. Semantically speaking, if some baddies cooperate to execute an evil plan and they succeed, they had good cooperation between them.
You can have good cooperation and aim for bad things in life. Cooperation is the means to an end, not an end in of itself.
In the same way, if I cooperate with others to say, open an NGO that helps a particular community develop their crops and products and we fail because people didn't do their job, we have bad comms, people who had offered economical support ended up not contributing etc, that's bad cooperation even if our goal was holy. My two cents.
@@UserName________ you basically are just explaining what he said. he was stating it was bad from a moral viewpoint not whether the cooperation was effective
@@UserName________ another case of what too much semantics does to a mfk....