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Fostering reflection through powerful ideas and stories. Wonder is the feeling of curiosity and appreciation inspired by something beautiful, inexplicable, or unfamiliar. At Pursuit of Wonder, we create work with the aim of producing that feeling. Through video essays, short stories, guided experiences, books, and more, we explore a wide range of topics related to philosophy, psychology, science, literature, well-being, and more. We believe in facing the challenges and complexities of life head-on, and in doing so, we strive to inspire a reconnection with child-like wonder and a comfort with the uncertainty and absurdity of existence. Account is verified.
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In this video, we look into the fascinating field of applied mathematics known as game theory. Using various models and simulations, most game theory experts were caught completely off guard by something universal that game theory reveals: a specific strategy in life that wins most of the time—that's profoundly simple.
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In this video, we follow a short story of a couple debating what seems to be an inexplicable event. When the two disagree over what occurred, they work through various strategies of debate and understanding, attempting to cut through the uncertainty and find the truth. One set of strategies–philosophical razors—seems to clearly be the sharpest.
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