Gladiators, pirates and games for trust. How do we rule the theory of games, strategy and probability

Avoiding risk at any cost is a very risky path, according to a prominent Israeli mathematician and philosopher, author of bestsellers Chaim Shapira. Its laconic, written with humor, the book is full of instructive paradoxes and examples that are united by the main topic: the story of how the theory of games affects our lives, how its provisions can be used in negotiations, developing strategic thinking skills, in fair separation of burden and in solving many everyday problems.
“This book concerns the theory of games and slightly affects a number of important ideas in statistics and probability theory. These three areas of thinking are the scientific basis of how we make life decisions. Yes, the topics are quite serious, but I did everything so that the book turns out to be both accurate and fascinating. In the end, the joy of life is as important as the study of the new. ” (Chaim Shapira)