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Shouldn't it be E: 2 in the solution? If pirates, all things being equal, prefer violence to peace (which is implied) then E getting 1 from A is less preferabl
by Pxtl 11y ago
Shouldn't it be E: 2 in the solution?
If pirates, all things being equal, prefer violence to peace (which is implied) then E getting 1 from A is less preferable than killing A and B and getting 1 from C.
Or is it that E knows that B will be offering next, and B will offer him 0, so it makes sense for him to accept A's offer of 1?
- vog 11y ago> Or is it that E knows that B will be offering next, and B will offer him 0, so it makes sense for him to accept A's offer of 1? Yes. That's why it is sufficient to offer E: 1.