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the mother of all coordination problems
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how we all learned to stop worrying and love the bomb... for a while
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why nothing and everything is your fault
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dealing with the problems of cooperation first
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turns out it was about the friends we made along the way
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Liv Boeree Interviews Emmett Shear... in sketch-notes
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our first podcast guest
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revisiting alignment
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growing something greater
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John Rawls on selfish vs selfless voting
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... or my leadership style as opposed to Stuart's
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a funny story that wasn't so funny at the time
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why can't we all just get along?
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can we have both fairness and progress?
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I've had meritocracy all wrong
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are opposites
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what do we owe to each other?
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reconciling consequentialism, virtue ethics and deontology
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what Yudkowsky gets wrong about emergence
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the weak anthropic principle: a prelude to emergence
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how to solve any (solvable) dispute
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the system didn't, and doesn't need to be this way
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are we falling apart?
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an unlikely iterated game
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take it or leave it
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take it or leave it
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cultivating cooperation to reap rewards
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how we frame negotiations matters
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a problematic poster child
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a non-zero approach to getting in shape
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a two-part collaborative cross-post with ToSummarise
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Jaiveer on buried mastery, Nash Equilibria and peacocks
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a term I made up
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in game theory and real life
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Jaiveer Singh on an important consideration in repeated games and real life
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how conscious significance could inform our daily lives
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chance everything... except almost everything
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a new approach to free will and determinism
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when fair and balanced goes wrong
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guest writer Jaiveer Singh on finite vs infinite games
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simulating political alignment
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guest writer Jaiveer Singh explains subgame-perfect Nash equilibrium
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a tool for fair allocation
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how historical inertia might blind us to optimal solutions
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so, what next?
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lessons from a life lived leading and developing leaders
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understanding coordination problems
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a case for giving more money to people who are bad with money
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a counter-intuitive win-win
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a behind-the-scenes look at nonzerosum.games