Game Theory in Nature

Game theory in nature: Biologists observed that animals and even lower organisms often show selfless behavior. This behavior is clearly beneficial to the whole species. It is difficult to measure how altruistic behavior of animals affect their survival and breeding potential, but theoretical research begins to fill in pictures of how cooperation can survive in natural selection I will. Some of the most brilliant ideas come from the mathematical field of game theory, strategic behavior in the context of competition.

About the same time I learned much about game design theory, I met the theory about how MDA, game design works. MDA is the theory about the new nature of gameplay. It means that if you combine the mechanism of the game (shoot things, collect coins, skip something, open doors locked, etc.), the combination is DYNAMICS (side scrolling, boss fight etc. ), And the player experiences it. For fun, or aesthetic (factions, challenges, illusions, etc.), I also read loops and arcs, a way to organize games. That was when I noticed that the MDA had no architecture. This led to the lack of "ordinary design" (everyday design) and the quest to apply it to tl. I proposed a theory to design what we call CAMP. This is an abbreviation

Convenient cartoon is to consider mechanism design such as reverse game theory. In game theory, we consider a given game and analyze the result based on the utility of the player. In the mechanism design, first create ideal results, then work in the opposite direction and motivate the players to achieve these results. Another (ironic) observation method is to regard game theory as a good aspect and to consider mechanism design as normative aspect of the same coin. For example, suppose you are designing an auction with the objective of assigning products to the most efficient participants. Assuming that everyone has convenient functions, participants have a motive to lie. So how do you design a game that encourages everyone to report their usefulness to the truth? Do you need to implement public or private, ascending or descending bidding? Should the winner pay the highest price published or other price?

Mechanism design can be thought of as the opposite of game theory. In game theory and game settings, we will check the result based on the effectiveness of each participant. In the mechanism design, we first start with the desired result, then design a game motivating participants to produce results. It is important to understand not only the appreciation related to the digital shortage but also the economic benefits that participants receive from holding tokens. Connecting economic benefits to the use of tokens will allow more access to services via tokens than any other currency. This is especially true when there are a lot of tokens and there are few shortages. (Reference: Dr. Avtar Sehra, Philip Smith, Phil Gomes's Early Coin Product Economics)