whats your take on this one?
Something that jump to mind is "what influence" does ones experience have on equilibrium.
Two players with exact same tactical insight, will be in equilibrium...would the outcome draw?
You certainly are in a little trouble also
So are you BowerickWowbagger! I'm keeping an eye on you!

The natural question would be: "Can it be fair to challenge a stronger oponent?" - i mean, whats the use to push wood, if the pieces seem cosure, but the man behind his men look like some russian, commander/harley-beardedguy? from swaziland-tipping equilibrium in his favour?
-and dont forget to learn from your mistakes;- as if ones oponent did not learn "your" weakness.
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