This chapter is mostly about the way you will act if you are in a complicated situation in the one you can gain completly of loss it all. We did various examples of this inclass, about prisones, games, boyfriends, drugdealers and other more. The chapter starts giving an example of Prisoner's Dilemma. ''There is a banker who adjudicates and pays out winnings to the two players. Suppose that I am playing against you. There are only two cards...COOPERATE DEFECT...'' In conclusion is about the way in which you can do things without communicationg with the other person you are playing or the threat is putten to se hoew much you can think wisely to win in all ways. In my opinion as shown in the difffrent examples, people think mostly in themselves all the time and are selfish and do as possible to win more. In some occations the both players have to think for the both to win, but the inmediate question of everyone is always getting the best for them, in a selfish way, and them think in the rest. Later, the chapter talks about the way that a computer programm ''plays'' the game and finds a way in which yu can always win, lose, or just not gaining anything.
The person that wins is the person which thinks the most and thinks in the wise way not be selfish and thinking the right way to always win something.
