Game Theory Pins and Buttons
Description: : Two barred cells face a payoff matrix whose arrows lead both players to the Nash equilibrium. Why do two rational people end up worse off than if they had trusted each other? Each prisoner does better by betraying, whatever the other does. Yet when both reason this way, both serve five years instead of one. Source: Merrill Flood & Melvin Dresher, 1950, formulated by Albert W.
Description: Ork science is simple. Red makes things go faster, so if it’s red, it’s already working as intended. “Me Fasta Coz Red” is a short, punchy Ork-style line inspired by classic Ork color theory. Perfect for fans of Orks, tabletop wargames, grimdark humor, and low-key faction jokes that don’t need explaining. Wear it to the game store, the painting desk, or anywhere speed is clearly a color-based decision. Tone check: confident, in-universe, no lore dump, no trademarks shouted, no cringe.
Description: Travel the nostalgic 8-bit frontier of economics and policy in this hilarious You Have Died Of Regulatory Capture Shirt featuring a classic green phosphor pixel art covered wagon. A geeky retro computer game parody Shirt for economists, tech nerds, and 80s gamers.
You Have Died Of Regulatory Capture Retro 8 Bit Wagon Game Pin
by Bastian
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This Redacted Catalogue Archive Corrupted design features a mysterious Eye of Providence within a heavily distressed archival label. Perfect for fans of conspiracy theories, urban legends, and Alternate Reality Games who appreciate occult symbolism and paranormal aesthetics. Express your fascination with the unexplained and secret societies with this unique, authoritative statement.
