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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Two people getting excited to meet each other because they both respect the others work is the most wholesome thing
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This is refreshing. I just started reading Greeneâs â48 Laws of Powerâ in order to understand how bullying parties win in negotiations - not because I want to do that, but because Iâve been on the receiving end of it and I want to better defend against at it. This mathematically proves that starting off cooperative, stating clearly your boundaries once theyâve been crossed, and willingness to cooperate again is the best way to go. Thatâs the way I try to live and want to live. This is helpful reinforcement of that. Thank you.
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âYou donât have to lose in order for me to winâ. Enlightenment
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âIn the short term it is often the environment that shapes the player⌠but in the long run it is the players that shape the environment.â Words to live by.
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I just love how enthusiastic Professor Strogatz was on seeing Professor Axelrod, like they were two good buddies
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This is what i am paying my internet bills for
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The behavior of Tit For Tat is basically the foundation of the behavior of every social mammal species because it produces the best results for all. Some animal species are solitary, some are social. Neither survival strategy is necessarily better than the other, but Tit For Tat is a very simple algorithm that optimizes the social survival strategy.
We don't need magic to explain the existence of morality, we merely need to observe that humans are a social species rather than a solitary species.
Also, morality is the inevitable conclusion the moment you realize you're not the only one who experiences suffering. So I suppose there's that.
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THIS IS AWESOME INFORMATION!! Imagine if everyone would understand that cooperating and being kind and forgiving pays off best for everyone...
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One of the rare videos that should literally be watched by everyone.
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This video is a literal hidden gem. May the future generation be reminded by this masterpiece hopefully
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The important thing to note is that the GOAL is to accumulate points, NOT to 'defeat the opponent.' That is an absolutely significant thing to note.
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This is the kind of Veritasium Video I have been craving for. The one video which can change my perspective and connecting something abstract like maths to real life philosophies and mathematically proving it. Truly fascinating.
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I think every parent should watch this. "Be nice, be forgiving, but not a pushover" is quite literally what I want my kids to grow up understanding. What a cool video
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I almost didn't click this. I'm not even done yet and my mind is blown. Thank you for making and sharing this.
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A superbly-produced video, if I may say so.
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I find this fascinating. It confirms one of my favorite quotes, "do unto others 20% better than you would expect them to do unto you, to correct for subjective error".
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Adding this to my list of "Best YouTube videos of all time"
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this isnt matpat talking about fnaf lore...
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A small part of me was hoping heâd end the video with: âThatâs just a theory, a GAME THEORYâ
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"Be nice, be forgiving, but don't be a pushover" I feel like that's something all of us can appreciate.
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