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You didn't work at Rand in the 1960s, did you? :-) Anyway, the OP may be correct, but is also completely useless since it is impossible to know your own true s
by mcguire 5y ago
You didn't work at Rand in the 1960s, did you? :-)
Anyway, the OP may be correct, but is also completely useless since it is impossible to know your own true strength, much less that of the other side.
- tomrod 5y agoLOL, no, but, reading the research of that period, it would have been fun! Bell labs in the 1970s and 1980s as well. It's not totally useless; the game theory framework is still helpful if you define your expected ROI (and your competitors). It is decision and strategy under uncertainty, of course, but its still a useful decision approach.