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I've been thinking about the "Religion that's not a Religion"
(credit @vervaeke_john and @jgreenhall)
(credit @vervaeke_john and @jgreenhall)
Religions of the past were critical for the creation of human civilization
Few things have been able to organize and motivate like religion
Few things have been able to organize and motivate like religion
It seems clear to me that we are currently facing a "meaning crisis"
The pace of change is so fast that we lack adequate frameworks to deal with it
In that sense "2020" was bound to happen, and will keep happening
The pace of change is so fast that we lack adequate frameworks to deal with it
In that sense "2020" was bound to happen, and will keep happening
So what do we do?
Well my hunch is we will need new tools but also some old ones like games
Well my hunch is we will need new tools but also some old ones like games
Humans are good at playing games. And when we play open ended positive sum games, we all win
But I don't mean theoretical games
I mean games that are fun, that you know you're playing
But I don't mean theoretical games
I mean games that are fun, that you know you're playing
Things like MetaGame https://wiki.metagame.wtf/docs/handbook/how-to-become-a-player/#!
Or like xenogaming https://www.slideshare.net/refactorcamp/xenogaming-anders-aamodt-refactor-camp-2018
What infinite games could coordinate vast numbers of people to play and win at sustainability and human flourishing?
What would that leader board look like?
Who are the all stars of this team?
Where can I sign up?
What would that leader board look like?
Who are the all stars of this team?
Where can I sign up?
