Human Behavior using Game Theory • Kyle Thomas

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Human Behavior using Game Theory • Kyle Thomas

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In the very first episode of the series, host Ian Mark is talking to Kyle Thomas, the Chief Scientist at MotiveMetrics. They’ll offer an introduction to evolutionary psychology which attempts to explain useful mental and psychological traits—such as memory, perception, or language. We also get a look into their shared experience of working together for Steven Pinker at Harvard University. -- We’ll get to the bottom of it in this episode. Why do people ask if you want to at the end of a date, if they really mean ?come in for drinkwould you like to have sex -- We don’t have the data, but we’ll discuss the Game Theory logic behind it.Why do we blush if we get caught talking about someone? Kyle will give us a lot of examples. He’ll also discuss paid search ads.What is Common Knowledge? We even talk about Trump and the unknowns of the pandemic for a few minutes, because this episode was recorded in mid-2020. 😬 As the Cannabis takes hold, there is plenty of speculation on all of this in this week's episode of Stoned Studies!and much more Read Kyle’s Research: Common knowledge, coordination, and strategic mentalizing in human social life Is this episode too long? Is it too short? Or Is it jussssttt right? Tell us on social media: Twitter • @StonedStudiesInstagram • @StonedStudiesPod © 2021 World Vibe Inc.QUESTION OF THE EPISODE:#StonedStudies See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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