Not exactly, I found it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox
It's more about everyone trying to use their best route which might might be inefficient for the whole system, as OPs example nicely shows.
Not exactly, I found it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox
It's more about everyone trying to use their best route which might might be inefficient for the whole system, as OPs example nicely shows.
Isn't there this paradoxical thing that additional roads can lead to longer travel times for everyone? I think it has something to do with things like these. I guess there was a veritasium episode about it.
I enjoy working and all. But it would be such a huuuge quality of life improvement to only work 6 hours a day or 4 day a week.
When asked about it, the spokesperson of the chancellor said something like even if the chancellor would make it his top priority he wouldn't be able to change the weather.
And who shrugs the heat wave off by saying he can't change the weather.
Source?
There is one point in it I found actually useful even today in everyday life. It was something like: When you have surrounded or entrapped your enemy always leave them a way out for retreat so they won't fight as hard as if their only other option is defeat/death.
Where in the world are they still the default?
Was hat er mit einem AfD Verbot zu tun?
Ob das eine Rechtfertigung sein könnte
Ja eigentlich sollte erstmal die Marge schrumpfen, da in einem idealen Markt die Preise nicht einfach erhöht werden können sollten ohne einen Rückgang der Nachfrage.
Es gibt jedoch 2 Probleme: