Why Politicians All Seem The Same, Gas Stations Come In Pairs and Twitter is Slowly Turning Into Facebook

By Neurobonkers On November 12, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Hotelling’s law, a principle from game theory explains the tendency for industries to set up shop right next door to their closest competitor.
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