Like all of mathematics, game theory is a tautology whose conclusions are true because they are contained in the premises.


Chapter 10, What Have We Learned?, p. 164. - Game Theory and Canadian Politics (1998)


Like all of mathematics, game theory is a tautology whose conclusions are true because they are contained in the premises.

Like all of mathematics, game theory is a tautology whose conclusions are true because they are contained in the premises.

Like all of mathematics, game theory is a tautology whose conclusions are true because they are contained in the premises.

Like all of mathematics, game theory is a tautology whose conclusions are true because they are contained in the premises.