You can never win the game[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(mind_game)
I've been winning that game for over a year now. Damn it.
You can't win the game, it exists only to destroy your mind
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#35You can never win the game[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(mind_game)
Damn you. Life was much better before we knew about "The Game".
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#36"The only winning move is not to play." - WOPR
“Freedom to keep playing is a Bombadil-like equilibrium of worthlessness: the un-valued here-and-now.” — RF
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#37Where is the Occulus Rift version?
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#38Win vs Beat
A lot of people fall into this trap.
When someone beats me at a game, they most likely say "I've won you." as oppose to "I've beaten you." The former implies I'm the prize.
I've fallen into this trap myself plenty of times and do wonder if messages like "You win ...." enforces this mistake.
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#40Win vs Beat A lot of people fall into this trap. When someone beats me at a game, they most likely say "I've won you." as oppose to "I've beaten you." The former implies I'm the prize. I've fallen into this trap myself plenty of times and do wonder if messages like "You win ...." enforces this mistake.
Not only do I fail to see the relevance to this link, but I've never heard anyone say "I've won you" in my life, and I doubt I ever will, because that is a stupid thing to say.