MB leads little changes of hemodynamics due to inhibit cardiac sympathicotonia and pneumogastric nerve simultaneity, but TEB brings the evident changes due to only inhibit pneumogastric nerve.
So we need a more refined notion of equilibrium, a better notion of equilibrium than just Nash equilibrium to deal with these settings where we have both simultaneity and sequential moves.
And suddenly, you know, I always feel this in stories, it's a tricky thing to try to get at that simultaneity or that vastness because you're sort of like straightjacketed into grammar.