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So even though we're arguing that C is not evolutionarily stable
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because it's invaded by B,
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it doesn't have to be the case
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that the successful mutant is itself evolutionarily stable.
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So in this particular example
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the invader, namely B, is itself not evolutionarily stable.
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Nevertheless, it doesn't die out but it invades the population of C's.
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But there's a second observation I want to draw off this one,
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hoping there's a bit of chalk here, not finding it,
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there's a second observation I want to draw here, what do we observe?
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What else is true about both C and B?
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So what's true about everyone playing C or everyone playing B?