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Reddit mentions of The Stag Hunt and the Evolution of Social Structure

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Found 2 comments on The Stag Hunt and the Evolution of Social Structure:

u/Doglatine ยท 2 pointsr/TheMotte

Surprised not to see reference to philosopher Brian Skyrms' book titled The Stag Hunt and the Evolution of Social Structure. It's a great overview of how this game (in particular as opposed to traditional prisoners' dilemmas) is relevant for understanding the challenges involved in the evolution of cooperation.

u/sorbix ยท 1 pointr/philosophy

In academic philosophy morality has been argued to be an iterated prisoners dilemma, but not one game (as far as I know).

See Skyrms and Axlerod.

There are better references but I'd have to pull out some old class notes.