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A fourth option?

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Everyday Economist has a posting about Game Theory—The Basics

Isn’t a fourth option missing: Pointing at an innocent third—someone who has to take all the blame?

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• Frank Kanu on Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 @ 12:43
  
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One other Opinion:

1. Everyday Economist
   13:07 on Thursday, April 27th, 2006
   Quite true, one of the limitations of Game theory is that only two options can be considered at a time. One also has to take into account things like previous times going to prison, blaming someone else, etc.
   
   The site will continue to unfold Game theory but using the subject of the President’s decision to invade Iraq, and a quite enjoyably colorful character.
   
   RSS in Monday to see the first episode
   

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