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In certain games, random selection is the optimal strategy. See: Matching Pennies

Strategy is essentially a plan of action utilized to achieve a goal.

  • If random choice can be a strategy, it seems that it must be a form of logic, even if the nature of the stochastic process is counter to all forms of formal logic.

This seems paradoxical, in that the random strategy is to have no strategy (random choices.)

In certain games, random selection is the optimal strategy. See: Matching Pennies

Strategy is essentially a plan of action utilized to achieve a goal.

  • If random choice can be a strategy, it seems that it must be a form of logic, even if the nature of the stochastic process is counter to all forms of formal logic.

This seems paradoxical.

In certain games, random selection is the optimal strategy. See: Matching Pennies

Strategy is essentially a plan of action utilized to achieve a goal.

  • If random choice can be a strategy, it seems that it must be a form of logic, even if the nature of the stochastic process is counter to all forms of formal logic.

This seems paradoxical, in that the random strategy is to have no strategy (random choices.)

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In certain games, random selection is the optimal strategy. See: Matching Pennies

Strategy is essentially a plan of action utilized to achieve a goal.

  • If random choice can be a strategy, it seems that it must be a form of logic, even if the nature of the stochastic process is counter to all forms of formal logic.

This seems paradoxical.