Скачать или смотреть Game Theory, Culture, and Radical Moderation: How Strategy Shapes Politics, Economics, and Society

Game theory isn’t just about math or economics—it’s the hidden operating system of society. In this Radical Moderate episode, we explore how game theory and decision theory explain politics, economics, biology, psychology, and even culture itself.

You’ll learn:
• How decision theory becomes game theory when choices affect others
• Why game theory is universal, from evolutionary biology and resource competition to politics and economics
• How game theory sets invisible limits on acceptable behavior—similar to the Overton Window
• How culture is created by repeated games and then feeds back into shaping them
• Why the Nash Equilibrium offers a model for Radical Moderation—the balance point where society stabilizes
• The difficulty of reaching equilibrium when different moral frameworks collide

If you’ve ever wondered how strategy, cooperation, conflict, and culture all connect—this is your guide to understanding the deeper structure of human behavior.

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