Rafael Kaufmann on Twitter: “In 2012, a literally game-changing economics paper was published. I believe can eventually transform the very structure of civilization. (I don’t make these kinds of statements lightly.) Yet it’s still virtually unknown outside of academia.

In 2012, a literally game-changing economics paper was published. I believe can eventually transform the very structure of civilization. (I don’t make these kinds of statements lightly.) Yet it’s still virtually unknown outside of academia.
The (highly technical) paper, “Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma contains strategies that dominate any evolutionary opponent”, is by legendary physicist Freeman Dyson (RIP) and William Press of “Numerical Recipes” fame. Hereon “D&P”.
(1) Rafael Kaufmann (🧠,🌎) on Twitter: “In 2012, a literally game-changing economics paper was published. I believe can eventually transform the very structure of civilization. (I don’t make these kinds of statements lightly.) Yet it’s still virtually unknown outside of academia. 🧵” / Twitter

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In 2012, a literally game-changing economics paper was published. I believe can eventually transform the very structure of civilization. (I don't make these kinds of statements lightly.) Yet it's still virtually unknown outside of academia. 🧵
— Rafael Kaufmann (🧠,🌎) (@_rkauf) February 21, 2022

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Rafael Kaufmann on Twitter: “In 2012, a literally game-changing economics paper was published. I believe can eventually transform the very structure of civilization. (I don’t make these kinds of statements lightly.) Yet it’s still virtually unknown outside of academia.