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By Geeks out of the Box Posted on November 26, 2019

Nash Equilibrium

Simon explaining the Nash Equilibrium with a little game in p5.js. Play it yourself at: https://editor.p5js.org/simontiger/sketches/lfP4dKGCs
Inspired by TedEd video Why do competitors open their stores next to one another? by Jac de Haan.

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Categories: Coding, Computer Science, Experiments, JavaScript, Logic, Murderous Maths, Simon teaching, Simon's sketch bookTags: Coding, game theory, JavaScript, math, Nash Equilibrium, P5, self-directed learning

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