 The potential disagreement between the outcomes of an evolutionary dynamic and what ordinary game theory would consider to be a “rational” outcome of play is not just limited to the replicator dynamics. For example, consider the BNN dynamic and the Smith dynamic, described in section 2.2. In both cases, the underlying learning rule which generates those dynamics has some intuitive plausibility. In particular, each of those learning rules can be seen as employing slightly more rational approaches to the problem of strategy revision than the imitative learning rule which generated the replicator dynamics. Yet Hofbauer and Sandholm (2011) show that both the BNN dynamic and the Smith dynamic are not guaranteed to eliminate strictly dominated strategies!