game

the domain of strategic interaction. game is the phenomenon of agents whose outcomes depend on each other's choices. every time two or more agents must decide simultaneously — trade, vote, cooperate, compete, signal, bluff — game theory describes the structure of their situation and predicts the equilibrium

for cyber, game is the incentive logic. every neuron decides which particles to link and how much stake to commit. these decisions affect cyberank, which affects focus, which affects rewards. the protocol is a multi-agent game where the Nash equilibrium is honest, high-quality knowledge production. mechanism design — engineering the rules so that selfish agents produce collective good — is how cyber aligns individual incentives with planetary intelligence

scope

fundamentals — game theory, equilibrium, Nash equilibria, Shapley value, cooperative games, strategy, payoff matrices, dominant strategies. the language of strategic reasoning. a game is defined by players, strategies, and payoffs — nothing more

coordination — coordination, cooperation, coordination graphs, collective focus theorem, collective focus, stigmergy, distributed constraint optimization. how agents align without central command. the cybergraph is a coordination mechanism: cyberlinks are cooperative signals, focus is the coordination metric

mechanism design — auction, public goods, prediction markets, externality, costly signal, market making, automated market maker, Shapley value, probabilistic shapley attribution. designing rules that produce desired outcomes. cyber/rewards uses Shapley attribution to distribute tokens fairly

voting — democracy, Condorcet, jury theorem, delphi method, voting paradoxes. collective choice under strategic behavior. senate governance and proposals are voting games

evolution — evolutionary game theory, evolutionary stable strategies, replicator dynamics. game theory applied to bio: organisms are players, fitness is payoff, and evolution selects for stable strategies. the crystal's 21-domain structure is a kind of evolutionary stable allocation — removing any domain destabilizes the whole

bridges

key figures

Lloyd Shapley, Condorcet

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