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Yeh show logic ki Bina Kahi years chalnewala he I m sure this noth character of leads are like no words 🤪

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

LOL yes! Game Theory and its applications in sociological settings... poor Visions was dragged into it and I guess he thought i was making him do my homework🤣🤣

Actually the assigned project is a little different - it has more to do with the application of game theory. Visions is right of course, the best outcome for a prisoner is to rat out his/her accomplice. But if you change the setting - say now make it a marriage where neither person wants to do the cleaning - the dual defector setting is usually destructive. So sociologically, it is better to be a gadha and take the option of greatest cooperative good rather than greatest individual good.

You've studied Game Theory, Eka? I might need to pick your brain😉

Oh, yes.

I have studied game theory in industrial, financial and resources economics. So it was more mathematical, with Nash equilibrium and all. It was about finding the pay off matrix. Not in a sociological setting though. So, I don't know how it works, but will try. 😁

Yes true. But oh I just loved how Margaret's face kind of bloomed when she saw John on the other train - they even did the ITV thing of making her hair blow around her face🤣 Then how John's expression softened and he smiled at her - HAYEEE indeed!❤️

That entire train station scene was so well done and she kisses his hand FIRST - omg! The clips are there on Youtube but will the mods get on my case if I post the scene for our buddies here so they understand why I'm waxing so ecstatic?

Yes that actress is Jeremy iron's wife apparently and a well-known performer herself. Yes agreed, the sister, the third angle who just hands her the suitcase and moves one

Richard Armitage was a revelation - what a voice too! Yep he just exudes authority and masculinity without resorting to any of the tropes.

Oh hey I just realized - they also did the 'woh uska bhai tha' trope 😆 I swear they could totally adapt this for ITV (and probably ruin it thoroughly)

What else have you seen him in that's worth watching? (Not a fan of the Hobbit movies - there was no reason to take a 100 page book and make into 4 movies...)

Originally posted by: austen-eliot

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I liked the ending in the book too more..it looked a bit rushed in the series, but the kiss more than made up for that😛..

Seriously, aisi hoti hai a good romantic story.. Saasu ma was such a good actress na? All the cast, even the third angle was so well done, ofc it's from a 19th century novel, so the quality is there.

Richard Armitage... Haha! doesn't need to cry glycerine tears either to express angst..or screechy shout to show what a devil temper he has.. And his softness with the heroine is not of the infantile kind🙄Haaye! Such a character!

without Bakwaspolice on duty, the show has become total and complete bakwas🤣

Originally posted by: Waidehi

Yeh show logic ki Bina Kahi years chalnewala he I m sure this noth character of leads are like no words 🤪

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

Oh, yes.

I have studied game theory in industrial, financial and resources economics. So it was more mathematical, with Nash equilibrium and all. It was about finding the pay off matrix. Not in a sociological setting though. So, I don't know how it works, but will try. 😁

Wow dude - that is SO cool!

To my parents everlasting disappointment, I have no aptitude for math or hard science😆 Isiliye idhar udhar type ke classes leti hoon🤣

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

LOL yes! Game Theory and its applications in sociological settings... poor Visions was dragged into it and I guess he thought i was making him do my homework🤣🤣

Actually the assigned project is a little different - it has more to do with the application of game theory. Visions is right of course, the best outcome for a prisoner is to rat out his/her accomplice. But if you change the setting - say now make it a marriage where neither person wants to do the cleaning - the dual defector setting is usually destructive. So sociologically, it is better to be a gadha and take the option of greatest cooperative good rather than greatest individual good.

You've studied Game Theory, Eka? I might need to pick your brain😉

Actually no. It is not the best outcome for the accomplice. That is the whole point of game theory. Like people are stuck on dominant strategy that they only look at their optimal interest without playing the game. The optimal outcome for both will always be a Nash equilibrium.

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Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Wow dude - that is SO cool!

To my parents everlasting disappointment, I have no aptitude for math or hard science😆 Isiliye idhar udhar type ke classes leti hoon🤣

Lol. Economics was my minor. My maths and science is good. I am not at all a genius. But I find science really boring. 😁

Through and through a Humanities girl here. 😆

Maybe I got this wrong but my impression from my class was that in a real world setting, even if the potential outcome from trusting the accomplice and keeping quiet is overall the best one, the safest outcome in terms of individual control is to rat the other person out. Because then if the other person also acts out of self-interest, the punishment is still less if both people rat each other out than if the individual focuses on the accomplice's trust. On re-reading maybe you're saying the same thing?

I'm supposed to poll 20 people with three sociological settings based on the prisoner's dilemma (i'm still figuring out the settings... so definitely not making you guys do my homework🤣🤣).

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

Actually no. It is not the best outcome for the accomplice. That is the whole point of game theory. Like people are stuck on dominant strategy that they only look at their optimal interest without playing the game. The optimal outcome for both will always be a Nash equilibrium.

Moonlight, austen - what would you guys decide on my prisoner's dilemma scenario??

Originally posted by: Moonlight493

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