“a player's strategic importance is determined not merely by how much power they possess, but by how much their participation changes the outcome of the game”
According to game theory, you must never underestimate a weaker player, especially when the game involves at least three players. A weak player can still hold strategic power, such as resources or relative influence. Whenever two strong players of equal power engage in conflict, it results in a stalemate; the “weak” player can turn into a “kingmaker”: their strategic power may be weak, but it's enough to tip the scales. Suddenly, the weak player gains exponential, previously unheard-of leverage. You might want his favors. Remember this: a player's strategic importance is determined not merely by how much power they possess, but by how much their participation changes the outcome of the game.
@evrythngformu1a Nor did Ocon come from a privileged background, why didn’t you connect with him to this level. Nor had you said anything when Haas decided not to continue him next season. Such a hypocrite!
@mooncastic Are you nuts, or is it an engagement masked as ragebait? Lol imagine women not having access to the sperm bank. I wanna see how you guys would conceive kids. Both counterparts have equal contributions
Why can’t Gmail have the categories right at the top, like Apple mail or proton mail? instead of going into the sidebar & then selecting them. I’d love if this could be a user-customised feature