We, as educators, always thought that we may not be enough for every nuance of the broad based course that we are teaching to the undergrads or the post-grads. But there was never really chance to invite, at our will, the stalwarts of the subject, or the writer of the textbook that they are referring to in the classroom, because it was a 'physical' classroom. But now it is no more.

The usage of the current healthcare system in India is largely managed by the individuals themselves rather than the government. Thus the decision of the type of healthcare facility being availed has largely been acting like a mammoth decentralized machine where finding patterns of decision making is a humongous task.

Asymmetric conflicts are at the core of most animal conflicts. The most common example of asymmetric conflict is the fight for gaining access to a territory, where one animal protects its territory and another animal, intruder, tries to take the territory from the incumbent animal. In such conflicts, `incumbent' and `attacker' are two roles of the animals and these two roles have different strategies to implement during the conflict. Hence, in the scholarship of Evolutionary Game Theory (EGT), these conflicts are put under the domain of asymmetric conflicts. 

The problem of finding methods to establish trust and reputation in an online marketplace has attracted many researchers for the last two decades, as the transactions in online marketplaces are anonymous, geographically sparse, and sequential in nature. Various forms of feedback system has been designed to ensure the accuracy of a review, portray the proper reputation, and maintain the balance of information between various stakeholders in the marketplace in order to maintain a certain amount of trust within it.