👉 In game theory and economics, a term that can be loosely defined as an outcome where no player wins is called "unwinning." This concept arises from the idea of choosing strategies such that players are indifferent between different outcomes. In other words, if one strategy is better than another, it's considered unethical to choose that strategy without considering its consequences. For example, in a game of chess where each player has an equal chance of winning, there would be no unwinning outcome because every move
