Strong Stackelberg reasoning in symmetric games: An experimental replication and extension

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@CTZN5 @St_Rev curious what y'all make of this argument in favor of voting: https://t.co/EPSKtvPfnU

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RT @primalpoly: Side note: the reason I vote is based on a pretty obscure game-theoretic idea called Stackelberg Reasoning, but it would ta…

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Side note: the reason I vote is based on a pretty obscure game-theoretic idea called Stackelberg Reasoning, but it would take too long to explain why it's relevant. For the handful of you who might be interested, here's a paper: https://t.co/j2RYskwyZm

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