Promoted to curated: I quite liked this post. The basic model feels like one I’ve seen explained in a bunch of other places, but I did quite like the graphs and the pedagogical approach taken in this post, and I also think book reviews continue to be one of the best ways to introduce new ideas.
Promoted to curated: I quite liked this post. The basic model feels like one I’ve seen explained in a bunch of other places, but I did quite like the graphs and the pedagogical approach taken in this post, and I also think book reviews continue to be one of the best ways to introduce new ideas.
Thanks! Note that Eric Neyman gets credit for the graphs.
Out of curiosity, what are the other sources that explain this? Any worth reading for other insights?
I’ll second that I liked this post, but it felt mostly familiar to me. I’ve seen these ideas discussed in other game theory posts on Lesswrong.
In any discussion of Schelling points, the natural follow-up question is always: “Wait...is everything secretly a Keynesian Beauty Contest?!?”