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Understanding Bounded Rationality in Decision Making
Explore the concept of bounded rationality and its implications on decision-making in conditions of limited information.
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−approximately 10^120 game positions by Shannon's 1950 estimate
+approximately 10^120 possible games by Shannon's 1950 estimate
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Corrected the description of Shannon's estimate; the ~10^120 figure refers to the number of possible games (the Shannon number), not board positions. Verified already live on the article; also confirmed no leftover instances in faq, excerpt, meta_description, or seo_keywords.
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