Prof. Tianyi Wang on the Game Theory of Politics and Media
Nov 6, 202544mEp. 2S4
In this weeks episode, we speak to Prof. Tianyi Wang about applying Game Theory to real-world situations in politics and communication.
Hosted by Ishita Mehra · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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This podcast takes on the intimidating ‘Game Theory’ and presents it in simplified form. Everything ranging from interviews with famous professors to analysis of real life applications of Game Theory.
Ishita Mehra hosts Game Theory Explained, a education show with 31 episodes published.
In this weeks episode, we speak to Prof. Tianyi Wang about applying Game Theory to real-world situations in politics and communication.
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