Recordings by Haruka Kido Haruka Kido

With engineering enhancements of technological communication systems, we're tackling constraints of time and limitations of bodily existence through 0s and 1s.

The Exchange Pendulum:

Integrating Social Exchange Theory and ‘The Bargaining Problem’ in John Nash’s Game Theory

This audio publication focuses on the utility functions of a two-person exchange through the association between social exchange theory and John Nash’s The Bargaining Problem.



Bibliography:

[1] “Essays on Game Theory,” John F. Nash

[2] “Human Communication in Society, 4th Edition,” Alberts S.

This episode explains the concepts in chronemics and relates them to academic and professional performance. 

Through comparative rhetorics of the English language and elementary mathematics, a nonprogrammer can start to understand Python, despite not having accessed the Python integrated environment. With enough practice using mathematical, spatial, sequential, functional, and symbolic thinking, the Python jargon melts into decipherable lexicon and meaningful dialect.