Interesting story updating the general public on advances in neuroeconomics.
The only thing I doubt in the story is that most neuroscientists have a naive understanding of game theory on the order of "rocks, papers, scissors". The fields that created the interdisciplinary field of "neuroscience" were as active in and influenced by game theory innovations during the Cold War as was economics. It's not like game theory was this isolated hidden gem in economics that people are just realizing could help us understand how people think (or that insights into how people think could help us usefully develop and explore game theory).
http://www.economist.com/finance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=11785391&fsrc=RSS
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