1. Why did the best choice produce the worst results?

2. prisoner's dilemma

3. Nash Equilibrium: The Egoist’s Prioritized Strategy

4. Classical game theory and behavioral game theory

5. Type of game

6. Gambling is sometimes a game of control and counter-control

1. Harding Common Tragedy

2. Washington's Law of Cooperation: Three monks have no water to eat

3. Will people spend more money to buy a low-denomination note?

4. Is it better to rent or sell?

5. Broken windows effect and human nature discussion

6. Who will be the mouse who puts a bell on the cat?

7. If you want to sell a product, why do you need to raise the price instead of lowering the price?

8. Why do many companies dislike advertising?

9. The game between fools, liars and shrewd people

10. Grasp group thinking and individual thinking in life

1. Selective missteps under the wheat ear theory

2. The impact of individual and comparative evaluations

3. Why are flowers often placed on cow dung?

4. Don't be a prisoner of love

5. No matter how close a relationship is, it still requires a certain amount of private space.

6. Fighting cock model in life

7. The promise of love: you have to pay more first

8. The optimal strategy is to make the choice that suits you best

9. Reasonably choose advantageous strategies and disadvantageous strategies

1. Low price strategy can also be contagious

2. Most of the time just outperforming your opponent is enough

3. leader following strategy

4. To carry out cooperative projects, one needs to be honest

5. Increase expectations for the future

6. The game of offense and defense that is ubiquitous in life

7. How to prevent new challengers from entering the market

8. People with more resources will get more, and people with less resources will lose what they have.

9. Cooperation sometimes requires grasping competition factors

1. Investment is a game between one person and many people

2. The Big Fool Theory: Find someone who is dumber than yourself to take over.

3. The game routines of bankers and retail investors

4. The struggle for interests between bankers and bankers

5. Bad investments under the Concord fallacy

6. Evolutionary Stable Strategies in the Field of Value Investing

7. Be an investor who pursues stability, or be a risk-taker?

8. Is gaming a kind of gambling?

1. "Red face" strategy: guide the other party to make the best choice

2. Time is an important resource for gaining strategic advantage

3. You can issue an "ultimatum" when necessary

4. Should you insist on resigning voluntarily, or should you wait to be fired?

5. Meet other people's demands first to increase the cost of their resistance

6. Start with simple line requirements and gradually make higher requirements

7. Beber's Law of Personnel Management

8. Actively use authority to enhance your influence

9. Matching effects in the game

10. Do gamers have the ability to spy on psychology?

1. Proficient in using Tian Ji’s horse racing gaming style

2. The game of grabbing bricks and stones

3. The multi-player game mode is a kind of mutual restraint and balance.

4. The weakest people often have the greatest advantages

5. Interesting barrel theory and inclined barrel theory

6. Role positioning and benefit distribution under the smart pig game 4

7. Soup sharing system and fair game

8. Seek a threat and punitive approach that matches practice

9. Reward a few, not all

10. Is gaming not applicable to real life?

11. subtopic

1. Breaking the gaming disadvantage caused by information asymmetry

2. Listening is the gentlest way of gaming

3. The rules of rock-paper-scissors game

4. Induction rules in gambling games

5. To achieve your goals, sometimes you need to set some bait

6. Play the game in reverse: turn passivity into initiative

7. Infusing a large amount of information at once can cause confusion

8. Screening and refining of effective information

9. Don’t use neutral thinking to calculate probabilities