I won seven out of ten, missing two humans that dropped out early on and one AI who I mistook for an idiot. Fun game. I would appreciate a little more time to type since I am on mobile.
"Economics and Making Decisions", by Kourilsky, Dickneider, Kaplan, and Tabbush. It was the first of many economics books that I have read, and I still haven't come across a better primer.
Read a book on Typewatching/MBTI. I've found it's much easier to relate to people when I understand the differences between their personalities and my own.
I won seven out of ten, missing two humans that dropped out early on and one AI who I mistook for an idiot. Fun game. I would appreciate a little more time to type since I am on mobile.
"Economics and Making Decisions", by Kourilsky, Dickneider, Kaplan, and Tabbush. It was the first of many economics books that I have read, and I still haven't come across a better primer.
Read a book on Typewatching/MBTI. I've found it's much easier to relate to people when I understand the differences between their personalities and my own.