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In this episode, Pete and Noah provide opposing viewpoints on how to respond to a classic mathematical paradox.
• Game Theory and Strategy - Textbook used in Pete's Game Theory course • Are you a one boxer or a two boxer? - Use this link to let us know what you'd decide after listening to the episode.
• Leave us a voice message • Email us • Follow us on Twitter
Questions Answered in the Episode: • What is Newcomb's Paradox? • How does Newcomb's Paradox illustrate the conflict between the dominance principle and expected utility?
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In this episode, Pete and Noah provide opposing viewpoints on how to respond to a classic mathematical paradox.
• Game Theory and Strategy - Textbook used in Pete's Game Theory course • Are you a one boxer or a two boxer? - Use this link to let us know what you'd decide after listening to the episode.
• Leave us a voice message • Email us • Follow us on Twitter
Questions Answered in the Episode: • What is Newcomb's Paradox? • How does Newcomb's Paradox illustrate the conflict between the dominance principle and expected utility?

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