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Type: Academic book page / scientific paper (congressional oversight evidence)
File Size: 1.46 MB
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This document is page 293 from an academic text titled 'Morality Games.' It discusses Game Theory, specifically the 'Hawk-Dove game,' and applies it to concepts of ownership, territoriality, and legal possession in both animals and humans. The page bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015505' stamp, indicating it was gathered as evidence during a US House Oversight Committee investigation.

People (8)

Name Role Context
Maynard Smith Evolutionary Biologist/Theorist
Cited for logic explaining animal territoriality regarding the Hawk-Dove game.
Davies Researcher
Cited for 1978 study on animal territory.
Sigg Researcher
Cited for 1985 study.
Falett Researcher
Cited for 1985 study.
DeScioli Researcher/Author
Cited for 2011 and 2014 studies regarding ownership and game theory.
Wilson Researcher/Author
Co-author with DeScioli on 2011 study.
Karpoff Researcher/Author
Co-author with DeScioli on 2014 study regarding legal property cases.
Locke Philosopher
Referenced regarding philosophical tradition of property rights (1988 citation likely refers to a specific edition of...

Organizations (1)

Name Type Context
House Oversight Committee
Implied by the footer stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015505', indicating this document is part of a congressional investigati...

Timeline (2 events)

2011
Research study involving a computer game about contesting a berry patch.
Unknown
2014
Survey study involving famous legal property cases.
Unknown
Descioli Karpoff

Relationships (2)

DeScioli Academic Co-authors Wilson
Cited as 'DeScioli and Wilson (2011)'
DeScioli Academic Co-authors Karpoff
Cited as 'Descioli and Karpoff (2014)'

Key Quotes (3)

"possession is 9/10ths of the law"
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"Like other animals, we condition how aggressively we defend a resource on whether we arrive first."
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"Subjects who ended up keeping control of the patch usually arrived first, and this determined the outcome more often than differences in fighting ability in the game."
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