So, you've arrived here wondering what to do first, well why not have a play? We have some actual games that you can enjoy, and some simulations that help you get a feel for non-zero-sum dynamics. If you're new to the idea and you're up for a read (or a listen), then this is a great place to start, here you'll find the shortest, most accessible posts on the site, a taster for bigger ideas to come.
If you're here because you saw "games" in the url then don't fear, we have some for you. These are
If you're enjoying having a play, but want to start get a feel for non-zero-sum dynamics, I love making posts that include interactive simulations. Here are some simple starters (though the gravity one is pretty crazy, don't feel obligated to read the wild speculations).
There's a lot that can be learned on this site, but it's not all about that. I'm a person too, and I'd love to share with you some of what motivates me, and keeps me feeling creative—and sort of explains the cute animals.
While this site is focused particularly on non-zero-sum (win-win) games, these are just one aspect of the wider field of game theory. If you're interested in diving into game theory, it goes pretty deep. The posts below are from the shallow end of the pool, feel free to dip your toes in and have a splash around, and if you're feeling up to it... keep swimming (stretching the metaphor somewhat).
I hope you've enjoyed these introductory posts. I do my best to keep all the posts accessible and (ideally) fun, but I do... have a tendency to ramble and geek-out at times. If you've got this far, perhaps you're the type of person who can travel with me on some of some of the wilder rides, in which case I'm very excited to have you here—if you're really bold you might even try foundations!
