Macro Game Theory
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The document discusses macro game theory and its analogy between biology and sociology, emphasizing the balance between regulation and diversity in societal structures. It examines the dialectic process, suggesting that too much regulation leads to monotony while too little causes chaos, requiring periodic refreshing for order. The document also explores the implications of these ideas for political campaigning and societal evaluation.
Macro Game Theory
- 1. MACRO GAME THEORY ‘Somebody wins everything ..’ ANDREW HENNESSEY
- 2. The Human Race Mimics Nature Builds walls Around assets The organs of state such as church, palace, stronghold etc look like the organelles of a plant or animal cell.
- 3. Core, Infrastructure & Periphery Analogy between Biology and Sociology
- 4. Other assumptions of Model Natural analogies Spectrum ROYGBIV Low frequency to high The Difference Clouds filter uses random (chaos) generated values that vary between the foreground and background colour Differences are high frequ. Contradictions/Dialectic
- 16. Somebody wins everything ? Dialectic is good – it generates diversity Too much un-regulation causes blurring of boundaries – therefore order and pattern needs to be refreshed periodically With dialectic - a temporary cycling between differing good states occurs Too much regulation and sameness drives down the quality and diversity of expression.
- 17. Monotony drives us down
- 18. Discourse takes us up Spectrum
- 19. Diversity & Discourse = Change
- 21. Eventually dark and muddy Loses its distinct pattern Gets dark and muddy Needs refreshed and re-instated by regularity
- 22. How to use this model When to input sameness or contradiction When to be market- ready for monotony or diversity When and How to evaluate the pitch of a political campaign