How to pronounce“mutually assured”in English

mutually assured destruction with multiple agents the way you can with two agents two agents it's a much easier to create a stable Nash equilibrium that's

But mutually assured destruction worked in the sense that all the way to the end of the Cold War, what kept the peace was parity.

balance mutually assured destruction that was the basis of the world order

with mutually assured destruction between this US sort of block of nations and the Soviet ones.

MAD mutually assured destruction.

It's mutually assured something.

provide a sort of mutually assured destruction that could play a role in keeping the lid on, so to speak, in terms of a new, really, totally destructive

America is called mutually assured dependence so and China depends on

Because of mutually assured destruction.

weapons for example the mutually assured destruction is a game theoretic concept that you can formulate some people say it's oversimplified but nevertheless

us defecting so uh mutually assured destruction in all his forms is part of this idea of collaboration well and eric weinstein

weapons and so mutually assured destruction and like coming out of World War II we actually realized that nation states couldn't prevent World War and so

And so it's like mutually assured destruction, and everyone decides, you know what?

So let’s do a mutually assured destruction approach.

you had one kind of mad mutually assured destruction between United States and

weaponized in the name of sort of mutually assured digital destruction.

into this new era of mutually assured digital destruction um i think another sort of quasi norm we've we've stumbled into is

threat of harm to ourselves created essentially mutually assured destruction where we had to evolve cooperation if we didn't

IMF the globalization trade type agreements mutually assured destruction that was how do we have some coordination Beyond

few ways but first on the mutually assured destruction do you give credit to the idea of two

a sense in which you know mutually assured destruction um has in fact worked as a policy to restrain the great powers

China guess what America is hurting itself right so this mutually assured

are getting larger and so the model of what I call mutually assured destruction which is you we beat each other up in the marketplace until somebody loses or

cold war wasn't fun and the and the idea of mutually assured destruction certainly wasn't pleasant the Cold War had um a a stabilizing effect um in the

I was particularly fascinated by nuclear weapons theory, mutually assured destruction, stuff like that.

The debates and ideas that went into the doctrines of massive retaliation-- mutually assured destruction, and flexible response, as well as the interaction

World War III and they prevented World War III through the game theory of mutually assured destruction had nukes not existed.

This strategy eventually became known as mutually assured destruction, or MAD.

That's what led people to realize that you couldn't have a nuclear war back in the days when we had mutually assured

My sense though is that throughout the Cold War, mutually assured destruction really did work.

I can still kill you, that creates what's called mutually assured destruction.

And before we do that, 'cause mad is good, mutually assured destruction is very powerful, let's take it into the metaverse, and then get people to kind of subscribe to that.

if one site is hacked you can just unleash all health we have stumbled into this new era of mutually assured digital destruction how far are people

deal with lots of different agents having lots of different types of catastrophe weapons you can't put mutually assured destruction on where

surprised that we haven't destroyed ourselves with nuclear weapons yet like that simple formulation of mutually assured destruction that's a good example of an explanation

During the nuclear age, during the Cold War, there was this idea, sad as it was, of mutually assured destruction.

with the abject surrender of one to the other, especially if both have got nuclear weapons, hence the phrase mutually assured destruction,

We have mutually assured humiliation because I

And in the absence of a convention and what has happened on the ground, is we've really stumbled into this era of mutually assured digital destruction.

So the mutually assured destruction that we've had for