Rock, Paper, Scissors: Game Theory in Everyday Life, (Paperback)

from TheBentley

Not bad, but I don't think it's really sure what it wants to be. It's a little too science and math heavy to be really reader-friendly as a self-help book (which is most often what it tries to be). There is, for instance, a chapter on quantum computing. But it's too goal-oriented and political to...

from krobbie67

I read this over the course of several months on my lunch break so some of the details were lost on me. No one should take that long to read any book seriously. However, I'm a bit of a math, finance, economics geek and found the real world examples interesting. Although, it really seemed to be a ...

from boes0106

One of the best, (albeit only) books ive read on game theory. Did a good job introducing the wide array of types of game theory and the strategies that go along with each game. Is not a book i was able to completely grasp with just one reading. Perhaps i will read it again, or another similar boo...

from page.fault

A fun and fabulous introduction to game theory, this is also an entertaining read for individuals with some mathematical background in the area. I read it soon after taking a course in algorithmic game theory and found it a wonderful way of augmenting my understanding of the math behind game theo...

from ASBiskey

This book has some really interesting information and offers some clear explanations of game theory concepts and real world examples. I enjoyed the things I learned. What I did not enjoy was the "we can save the world if we all cooporate" mantra. While that may be a true, I don't think this book ...