The great thing about game theory is it’s whatever you want it to be! “In Stewart and colleagues’ model, gridlock is assumed to be both likely and undesirable.

The great thing about game theory is it’s whatever you want it to be! “In Stewart and colleagues’ model, gridlock is assumed to be both likely and undesirable. It is unclear whether these assumptions apply in larger-scale decision processes such as national elections — in which gridlock is either extremely unlikely or impossible. ” So the entire theory is based on something that we observe does not happen and has no corollary in realty (voter gridlock) Okay....