You also need to put yourself into other people's shoes and think about how sophisticated are they at playing games.

你还要站在别人的立场上,思考他们在博弈时有多老练

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Put yourself in other people's shoes and I'm missing one, i can't recall which one I'm missing now.

学会换位思考,还差一个了,但是我想不起来还缺什么

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Then she proceeds to explain that there's lacing over, on the one hand, bowling shoes laced under and lacing under, on the other hand.

于是她接着解释这是足背系带的保龄鞋，那是。

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- Your lecture -- I don't normally do this with your emails -- but your lecture the other day reminded me of this scene from The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes.

你的演讲--我通常不喜欢发邮件-,但是你几天前的演讲使我想起,“电脑穿网球鞋“的画面。

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You've got to put yourself in other people's shoes to figure out what they care about and what they're going to try and do, so you can respond well to that.

你要学会换位思考,去分析他们的收益是什么,他们要怎么做,并依此做出回应是很难的

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So the main lesson I want you to get from this is that not only did it matter that you need to put yourself in other people's shoes and think about what their payoffs are.

从中我们得出的主要结论是,不仅你要,站在别人的立场上,思考别人的收益是什么样的

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So the first argument, that's a straight forward argument, the second argument says, I put myself in other peoples shoes, I realize they're not going to play a dominated strategy, and therefore, having realized they're not going to play a dominated strategy, I shouldn't play a strategy between 45 and 67.

所以第一个过程是直截了当地,而第二个过程,我从别人的角度思考,发现他们并不会选择劣势策略,意识到他们并不会选择劣势策略后,我也不应该选择45至67的数

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We know from last time that you should not choose a dominated strategy, and we also know we probably aren't going to choose a weakly dominated strategy, and we also know that you should put yourself in other people's shoes and figure out that they're not going to play strongly or strictly or weakly dominated strategies.

上节课我们学到了,不要采用劣势策略,然后今天我们学到了,我们有时可能不会选择弱劣势策略,我们还学会了站在别人立场上思考,然后推测出他们不会选择,严格劣势策略或弱劣势则略

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