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Let's talk our way through it.
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What's it saying?
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It's saying that ? is evolutionarily stable
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if against all possible mutations,
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so all possible versions of Rahul S',
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the payoff of ? against the subsequently mixed population is bigger
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than the payoff of S' against the subsequently mixed population.
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Let's just see why that is so.
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So this on the left is the payoff of ? against a population
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in which 1 - ε of the population like it is playing ?
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and ε of the population is like Rahul,
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because 1 - ε of the time it meets something like itself,