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  • S soap brain

    OK then, what's the difference between a simultaneous and a sequential game?

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    CSS_Shadow
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    Simultaneous game is when players move with little knowledge of the other player's actions. Sequential is like chess.

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    • C Christian Graus

      Dude, you were just owned by a 14yo.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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      CSS_Shadow
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      I own all of you. Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed. I OWN ALL OF YOU. This is my forum.

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      • C CSS_Shadow

        Simultaneous game is when players move with little knowledge of the other player's actions. Sequential is like chess.

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        soap brain
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        I didn't want Wikipedia's definition.

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        • S soap brain

          I didn't want Wikipedia's definition.

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          I'm not going to be bogged down by tedium.

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          • C CSS_Shadow

            I'm not going to be bogged down by tedium.

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            soap brain
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            I'm sorry I was so cruel.

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            • R Rob Graham

              No matter how many times a read the article(s) on the page you linked to, I can't find even the suggestion that the government is influencing who the banks advertise with. The main article talks about BoA "being the target of a scathing report" about their 5 day superbowl event. As I recall, that "scathing Report" was by Fox news (I watch Fox often...), and was well deserved by BofA. Even given 14,000 new accounts, the cost per account was absurd... I think you may be jumping to conclusions here. There's enough wrong with TARP and AERRA that we don't need to attract ridicule by inventing stuff that is imaginary.

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              Rob Graham wrote:

              inventing stuff that is imaginary

              The door is open a crack and government stuck it's foot in (maximum wage cap). While US has not overtly dictated what advertisers a company can use that recieves TARP funds, I believe it's not far away.

              Rob Graham wrote:

              attract ridicule

              It’s been surprising what has happened since Sept 18th of last year; I would never believed it, hard to get my head around it. Perhaps it is best to accept Christian Guas's point that they (TARP) recipients are now government entities, and they will act on the parties behalf that has power. But, I respect your point that I should not get ahead of the curve. However the power the federal government will be able to wield as a result of bailouts is enormous. The number of ways it could and will be leveraged will keep the politicians up late trying to exploit.

              MrPlankton
              “If I had my choice I would kill every reporter in the world but I am sure we would be getting reports from hell before breakfast.” William Tecumseh Sherman

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              • C CSS_Shadow

                I own all of you. Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed. I OWN ALL OF YOU. This is my forum.

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                CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed.

                Dude - that's true of every person who posts, except Illion. That's what happens when people post. The difference is, when you post, we typically end up thinking the same thing, every time.

                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                • C Christian Graus

                  CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                  Anything said that doesn't model the utopia that you think you live in is a conspirac

                  Not at all. I don't believe I live in a utopia ( although my life is pretty damn good, perhaps it's more correct to say, I don't believe Americans live in a utopia ).

                  CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                  I had an interesting dream this morning.

                  OK - now I see the basis for your theories......

                  CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                  Everyone was in a machine built from people controlled by a handful of strange creatures. Everyone's thoughts were manipulated through the machinery.

                  This means you need to do less drugs. That's all it proves. Oh, and that you feel helpless, which is not surprising. It's also not surprising that I do not feel that way.

                  CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                  Everything you know about current events comes from the TV, and other media

                  Well, given the internet, it's worse than that. Most people, you included, can believe whatever they like, because they will find a website or youtube video to back up their beliefs.

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                  They do control what you believe about the world because they are the only source of your information

                  Bollocks. Like I said, it's worse than that. People have no idea b/c they can choose media sources that back up what they want to believe.

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                  ndependent minds are the only ones able to draw there own conclusions

                  This is part of the delusion of grandeur. Most people don't get it, so you are better than them. I'm afraid it's not the case. Most people don't believe it, because it's crap.

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                  You on the other hand are a sponge that repeats what you absorb from your leaders, perpetuating your delusion and the delusion shared by a saddeningly large number of people.

                  Yeah. You are parroting your conspiracy videos here. Funny enough, I think my leader is a tosser, and believe close to nothing he says. I don't trust yours much more than that. Just because our leaders are corrupt, does not prove that the most extreme theory you hear has to be true. We've discussed this before, and you have nothing to back up your beliefs. So, you

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                  Christian Graus wrote:

                  Funny enough, I think my leader is a tosser, and believe close to nothing he says. I don't trust yours much more than that.

                  Right back atcha, buddy! ;)

                  Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

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                  • C CSS_Shadow

                    NO. I bet I could write a program that simulates a simple economy. You could watch the money flow.

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                    CSS_Shadow(); wrote:

                    I bet I could write a program that simulates a simple economy.

                    A realistic economy model is required. Anything else is just Monopoly(tm).

                    Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

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                    • S soap brain

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                      If you would just open your eyes, and do your research on economics

                      OK then, Mr Economics, perhaps you'd like to give a reasonably in-depth treatment of game theory?

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                      Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

                      OK then, Mr Economics, perhaps you'd like to give a reasonably in-depth treatment of game theory?

                      First, he finds some sucker and begs them to give him a quarter. Then he tries to hit the slot in the machine with it. :laugh:

                      "Republicans are the party that says government doesn't work and then they get elected and prove it." -- P.J. O'Rourke

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