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Would you believe that mathematics can be applied to social interactions?

While it might sound counterintuitive to understand social situations through mathematics, game theory shows that it is not at all absurd. It is, in fact, rational.

In this book, we look at the psychology of games and why we play them. We discuss the classic game theory examples: the prisoner's dilemma, the centipede game, and the Shapley value.

Through deep analysis, you will see that there is more than meets the eye to splitting the bill, initiating a romantic relationship, pet-sitting, and much more