Mind Games

Then of course we are coming to math. Evolutionary games theory is either a branch of math or economics depending on which country you are living in. And it shows us that the original sin was in fact very good incident for all humankind including Adam and Eve. I bet that you all are thinking now that I’m totally crazy but I’m not. Because at final point of our world when we all will rise from the dead we all will also get stochastic stable balance (explaining this complex terms in common words - it will be very hard for us to commit sins or even impossible) and it will be much better for all of us than if we were just keep the commandments of God in Eden. Only model with errors (sins in our case) cause the system to a stable equilibrium. This law is a part of Nash equilibrium. John Nash was awarded the Nobel Prize for economics for his discovery of this law in 1994. Maybe some of you have seen a great film with Russell Crow about life of this math genius. It’s called “A Beautiful mind” or “Mind Games” in the Russian box office. I have another example of games theory. It’s about the best possible strategy when there are only two players involved in game. This game calls “repeated prisoner's dilemma”. First of all the best strategy here must to be kind. That means that you should not betray your partner but on the other hand you shouldn’t be blind optimistic. Second - if your partner betrays you, you must take revenge on him other way vile strategy will abuse your kindness. Third - after revenge you should return to cooperation with your partner if he doesn’t betray you more. And the last condition is that the ideal strategy should not be envious. You should not seek to collect more points than your partner. And now you tell me – don’t like these conditions at how God or Yulia Igorevna works with us in a couple?