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fully reduce electric- ity consumption when told neighbors are consuming less, both in the United States (Ayres, Raseman, & Shih, 2012) and in India (Sudarshan, 2014). Such conditional cooperation is easily explained by the game theory model: When others give, one can infer that one is expected to give and

conference three months after the parity-violation discovery, and a year after Lee and Yang had presented their first thoughts on parity doubling, Sudarshan asked to present his results. But because he was a graduate student, he wasn't allowed. His supervisor, Robert Marshak, who had suggested the rese

th another problem in nuclear physics and chose to present a talk on that subject at the meeting. Another faculty member, who was asked to mention Sudarshan's work, also forgot. So all of the discussion at the meeting on the possible form of the weak interaction ended up leading nowhere. Earlier, in '94