Anatol Rapoport created a simulation of this concept using four lines of BASIC code, while another simulation is called Pavlov.
Anatol Rapoport created a simulation of this concept using four lines of BASIC code, while another simulation is called Pavlov. A related problem posited by Rousseau is the stag hunt, and this concept was first described by RAND Corporation employees Melvin Dresher and Merrill Flood. Two strategies for a repeated application of this problem are "tit-for-tat" and "win-stay, lose-switch." One example with multiple players is the tragedy of the commons, and the only Nash equilibrium for this is when both players defect. For 10 points, name this situation from game theory in which two players have the option to remain silent or "rat out" the other.
Anatol Rapoport created a simulation of this concept using four lines of BASIC code, while another simulation is called Pavlov.
prisoner's dilemma 