Re:Russian central bank confirms block on foreign bids to se...
by chii on Monday February 28, 2022 @09:51PM
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> analysis on whether your opponent has made a mistake cannot assume that they are so smart they'd never make a mistake.
why not? You assume they are perfect logical agents, capable of making any true deductions from known information. After all, this is what you'd do in chess.
The errors they could make are things like forced errors or deliberate misinformtion from the west.
Your analysis on whether your opponent has made a mistake cannot assume that they are so smart they'd never make a mistake.
For one, many people in Russia barely can afford food, and many medicines are imported. Prices on basic food were increasing over the past year, and not with sanctins further rise is inevitable.
There could be food riots.
Its like a stock trader looking at the market, saying to himself 'if the stock was undervalued, it's future gainst would already be priced in by the efficient market, therefore no stock is ever worth buying"