@dauletmukhamedyarov7740
you are a very good professor and explain concepts very good. thank you so very much
@Bunnokazooie
You are very engaging. I finally understand what Nash Equilibria are!
@sdsa007
I got the Trefor discount on Brilliant! Thanks!
@aashsyed1277
gr8 video
@CocoaMilka
Found your channel when I was taking calc III last semester, I have stuck around since and have really been enjoying your game theory series! :D
@joydeepburman5269
Great explanation !
@miguelavalos1316
Your channel is awesome!
@Sahilsah02
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@azhaanali1109
great video
@pranshkhubchandani8102
Too op
@mistertheguy3073
I absolutely love your content! Small point of feedback: your mic overpeaks sometimes, when you talk a bit louder, which makes the audio quality suffer. Investing in a better mic would have great returns!
@unknowninfinium4353
Is there a way to win with game theory? Not getting equilibrium but actually winning.
@timandersen8030
Thank you Dr. Bazett. Can Game Theory be used to describe morality and ethics? If not, how can math best describe it?
@ricardobautista-garcia8492
I need this if I return to goalkeeping.
@Sahilsah02
Why less views this is not fair
@bscutajar
If a nash equilibrium always exists, then what is the nash equilibrium for the goalie example if you do NOT consider the mixed strategy?
@ronniec8805
fat better than my lecturer. Thanks!
@JoshuaGAlbert
In your economics example, if you change the -50 to +50 then you get x=2 which is not a valid probability. Can you comment and perhaps address what constraints your require the reward matrix to satisfy?
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