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Category: Game Theory

I Want the Good Times Back (The Little Mermaid)

I Want the Good Times Back (The Little Mermaid)

Posted on March 1, 2021January 8, 2025 by mattrousu

Ursella is trying to decide how she is to reclaim ownership of the sea from her brother. In order to develop a plan, she thinks like an economist, using backward…

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The Winner Takes It All (Mamma Mia)

The Winner Takes It All (Mamma Mia)

Posted on January 22, 2016January 8, 2025 by mattrousu

The singer, Donna is singing to her one-time romantic partner.  In singing “The Winner Takes it All”, she is implying that romantic relationships are a zero-sum game, that one person’s…

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The Speed Test (Thoroughly Modern Millie)

The Speed Test (Thoroughly Modern Millie)

Posted on March 1, 2015January 8, 2025 by mattrousu

“If you can make sense of my unintelligible patter – then the job is yours and Hudson’s Floor Wax really doesn’t matter”. Mr. Graydon tells this to Millie Dillmont after…

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