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An 11-minute video by Wireless Philosophy about game theory and strategy and philosophy and ethics, on the Game theory shelf. It was posted to r/philosophy as “Rational Choice Theory: The Prisoner's Dilemma”.
Wireless Philosophy, Video, 11 min, 2015, on the Game theory shelf
Explains the prisoner’s dilemma within rational choice theory.
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