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The redistribution rules strike me as being closer to a simulation of games of chance, perhaps blackjack when played with good strategy. If you have a big bankr
by breischl 13y ago
The redistribution rules strike me as being closer to a simulation of games of chance, perhaps blackjack when played with good strategy. If you have a big bankroll to start with, you can afford to ride out the bumps in the road so you'll probably win eventually. If you have a small bankroll, you'll probably get wiped out by random chance pretty quickly.
But it doesn't seem to have much bearing on actual economics.
- wavefunction 13y ago>>big bankroll...you can afford to ride out the bumps >>small bankroll...you'll probably get wiped out by random chance pretty quickly >>doesn't seem to have much bearing on actual economics Don't be too quick to assume that, I think your post actually contains everything you're looking for...
- breischl 13y agoSo if you randomly bump into someone on the street who has more money than you, you give them half of whatever you've got? It's only a simulation insofar as people are governed by mindless rules and random chance, with no thought or planning involved. So it's a decent simulation of some people, but certainly not everyone.