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What is "bounded rationality"? Limits on information, time, and abilities might prevent people from seeking out the best possible outcome. Gathering all necessary information before making a decision. People only make choices that gives non-negative utility. Human beings are often restricted/forced to make only rational decisions.

          What is "bounded rationality"?
Limits on information, time, and abilities might prevent people from seeking out the best
possible outcome.
Gathering all necessary information before making a decision.
People only make choices that gives non-negative utility.
Human beings are often restricted/forced to make only rational decisions.
        
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What is "bounded rationality"?
Limits on information, time, and abilities might prevent people from seeking out the best
possible outcome.
Gathering all necessary information before making a decision.
People only make choices that gives non-negative utility.
Human beings are often restricted/forced to make only rational decisions.

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What is "bounded rationality"? - Limits on information, time, and abilities might prevent people from seeking out the best possible outcome. - Gathering all necessary information before making a decision. - People only make choices that give non-negative utility. - Human beings are often restricted/forced to make only rational decisions.
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00:01 So for this poem, we're going to talk a little bit about slope.
00:03 First of all, how we, or limits, rather.
00:06 First of all, how we can look at them and understand what they mean, and then how we interpret them.
00:11 So, for example, we see that we could look at a limit that's involving infinity.
00:20 So the limit, as x approaches infinity, that equals, say, of fx equals, say, 5.
00:28 And that means that as x gets arbitrarily large, it's approaching a value of...
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