Named by Albert Tucker to make it more accessible to a group of Stanford psychologists, it was once part of the Rand Corporation's research into global nuclear strategy, specifically game theory, and represents the failure of individual rationality.
Named by Albert Tucker to make it more accessible to a group of Stanford psychologists, it was once part of the Rand Corporation's research into global nuclear strategy, specifically game theory, and represents the failure of individual rationality. For 10 points -- name this situation where two isolated people are given the choice between confessing a crime and remaining silent.
Named by Albert Tucker to make it more accessible to a group of Stanford psychologists, it was once part of the Rand Corporation's research into global nuclear strategy, specifically game theory, and represents the failure of individual rationality.
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