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Talk:Sabotage

2008-07-30T22:03:25Z

Falconcomeon: New page: Hey, I tried to add in that ''Sabotage'' is also the name of a song, but it was reverted. Why? This is an encyclopedia, I think it's relevant to include such information or am I missing so...

Hey, I tried to add in that ''Sabotage'' is also the name of a song, but it was reverted. Why? This is an encyclopedia, I think it's relevant to include such information or am I missing something--[[User:Falconcomeon|Falconcomeon]] 18:03, 30 July 2008 (EDT)

Talk:Logic

2008-07-30T22:00:52Z

Falconcomeon: /* Logic and religion */ new section

"Come, let us reason together, saith the Lord." --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 16:31, 29 March 2007 (EDT)

== Logic and religion ==

I think there should be a section on logic and how it is used (or not) in a religious context, but I don't know how to start a passage on it--[[User:Falconcomeon|Falconcomeon]] 18:00, 30 July 2008 (EDT)

Sabotage

2008-07-30T21:58:46Z

Falconcomeon:

'''Sabotage''' describes deliberate actions that weaken an opponent. The methods of sabotage include, but are not limited to destruction of property and disruption of the work flow.

''Sabotage'' is also a number one hit by the band [[Beastie Boyz]].

==Tournament theory==
The basic premise of [[tournament theory]] is that the participant with the "best result" (only compared to the other participants, not by some sort of absolute criterion) will get a major reward.

To achieve this aim (become better than all participants), a participant may either increase his own performance or sabotage the others in order to look better without actually having improved.

As with the [[rat race]] problem, possible countermeasures are decreasing the reward (in order to discourage such behavior) and separating the participants (to decrease the information needed to determine when to use sabotage).

[[category:tournament theory]]