http://gametheory101.com/courses/game-theory-101/
This lecture explains the transitivity axiom that is necessary for expected utility theory. This is the same transitive property you might have learned in a math class. Simply put, if X is preferred to Y and Y is preferred to Z, then X must be preferred to Z. Violating transitivity leads to preference cycles, which are nonsensical messes.
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