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A strategy that has a higher payoff than any other strategy no matter what the other player does is called a:
Practical Rationality
The use of reason to address practical matters, focusing on achieving specific goals or meeting certain needs rather than on abstract principles.
Theoretical Rationality
Refers to the logical structuring of thoughts and actions based on theoretical knowledge and principles.
Metaphysical Logic
Philosophical reasoning that focuses on the nature of being, reality, and the universe beyond the physical or empirical.
Substantive Rationality
A type of rationality that focuses on outcomes and considers the values, ethics, and societal norms that guide action.
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