[rush86999]

I do understand what you're saying, but that's impossible to resonate with real-world context, as in the real world, each person not only plays politics but also, to a degree, follows their own internal world model for self-reflection created by experience. It's highly specific and constrained to the context each person experiences.

[ethbr1]

You're missing the game theory forest unlike-in-type for the trees.

There are fundamentally different types of games that map to real world problems. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_theory#Different_types_of...

The hypothesis from the post, to boil it down, is that LLMs are successful in some of these but architecturally ill-suited for others.

It's not about what or how an LLM knows, but the epistemological basis for its intelligence and what set of problems that can cover.