I think you're asking something along the lines of "Does some deity (or perhaps collection of deities?) use game theoretical principles to strategically interact with humans?", to which I'd say "Whether they used that particular terminology to describe their own decision-making process, deities throughout religious literature have behaved in ways that exploited some of those principles, so...sure, kinda'"
I think you're asking something along the lines of "Does some deity (or perhaps collection of deities?) use game theoretical principles to strategically interact with humans?", to which I'd say "Whether they used that particular terminology to describe their own decision-making process, deities throughout religious literature have behaved in ways that exploited some of those principles, so...sure, kinda'"
I the words of James Franco "They say living well is the best revenge but sometimes writing well is even better."
I do think gods must be bored most of the time. If you read about the Greek and Roman gods - they were worse than a daily soap in TV ;)