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Game theory is incredibly interesting. Prisoner's dilemma is one of the most discussed games. Prisoner's dilemma is a bigger problem for one-off games. Repeated games are mostly to reach some form of cooperation to avoid perpetual defecting. Steem bid bots are a perfect example of prisoner's dilemma for both buyers and sellers. Lucky for us it is a repeated game with infinite rounds. In reality there are games within games which involve competition and cooperation. I think many focus on competition but cooperation has great potential especially for smaller participants.
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