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Game theory
Likely Majority of Commons would back revoke/2ndRef rather than No deal.
Likely Majority ofCommons would back May's deal rather than No deal.
But both No dealers & Revoke/Referendum vastly outweigh people who want May's deal.
MPs are merely working out risk now.
Likely Majority of Commons would back revoke/2ndRef rather than No deal.
Likely Majority ofCommons would back May's deal rather than No deal.
But both No dealers & Revoke/Referendum vastly outweigh people who want May's deal.
MPs are merely working out risk now.
Remainers have incentive to make no deal the alternative.
The more no deal seems likely, the less hardlliners will give it up, but the more no deal becomes likely this will scare some remainers/soft leavers to back the deal.
In other words the situation is intrinsically unstable
The more no deal seems likely, the less hardlliners will give it up, but the more no deal becomes likely this will scare some remainers/soft leavers to back the deal.
In other words the situation is intrinsically unstable
It cannot reach an equilibrium compromis because every movement in any direction immediately triggers another movement, thus creating a new equilibrium, which then triggers another movement. And so on.
