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Okay, fair enough, but nothing like that is happening here. That situation requires a surprise, it needs something to happen that the actors didn't expect. Mayb
by philh 10y ago
Okay, fair enough, but nothing like that is happening here. That situation requires a surprise, it needs something to happen that the actors didn't expect. Maybe because they didn't have perfect information, or because they didn't think hard enough about what they knew, or because the dice came up snake eyes, or whatever.
The Braess paradox and overfishing are problems even when everyone has perfect information.