Playing Games for War
by Jacob Malewitz
Tyger Economics
Tyger or Bull, Bear
Prototype50.blogspot.com
War is not a game. It's the most dangerous of arts. The dangerous arts must be played. Yin would say war is unnecessary. Vigil would always call for some war. Yang would go both ways; yang cannot always fight, but sometimes yang must fight.
Playing games for war need not be war. It can be a duel. You might want a job more than one other person. You might challenge them to a duel for the job.
You might quit in front of your opponent, only to go back to the boss and try a new strategy. This can be called war. Aces. Stealing Queens.
War can be fought for profit. War can be fought for hell. War can be fought for heaven. War can be fight by knights and by samurai and by captains. War can be played with Chess and Go. War can be played with Go. War can be played with Cavalry. War can be played with games.
War can be fought over art. Art is an interesting war. There are so many artists in the world, and some conceited, that they fight for the right for attention. All artists want a war for attention; attention brings cash. Cash brings food. Cash pays the rent. Cash brings you your drug.
Art is an interesting war to make. I believe Yang, Yin, and Vigil would always call an art war. This is the most glorious of battles. You are fighting many. I am fighting people for jobs right now. The whole world is fighting for jobs. Mind gig says, in a sense, they can all win. Mind gig says you must have currency. Mind gig says some will have more currency than others. Yin would share; Yang would not. Vigil is different. Vigil would try to make more and more and more to hold house and currency. Vigil would consider loans to give power. Vigil would want something back for the loan.
Playing with war does mean battle. There are battles every single day. That is not the point. Wars are fought with minds. Wars are fought by generals. And some wars are simply about land and power. Whether this is right or wrong is not mind gig, but Yang would be tempted to say the world will always have war.
Now go Chess. Chess would say war is great: you need war to balance things. You need know mind gig here, which is a different idea. Chess is a challenge. Chess is playing with straights and angels. You are fighting.
War has to be fought.
War could stop art. War could stop the Chess game. War could stop the game. War could kill idea: war could kill a religion.
You should play more with a balance here. You must challenge with less shooting. You must play with more blades. You might play with more art, but blades are deadly. And religion is deadly: religions don’t need to be protected. Certain men protect religions.
by Jacob Malewitz
Tyger Economics
Tyger or Bull, Bear
Prototype50.blogspot.com
War is not a game. It's the most dangerous of arts. The dangerous arts must be played. Yin would say war is unnecessary. Vigil would always call for some war. Yang would go both ways; yang cannot always fight, but sometimes yang must fight.
Playing games for war need not be war. It can be a duel. You might want a job more than one other person. You might challenge them to a duel for the job.
You might quit in front of your opponent, only to go back to the boss and try a new strategy. This can be called war. Aces. Stealing Queens.
War can be fought for profit. War can be fought for hell. War can be fought for heaven. War can be fight by knights and by samurai and by captains. War can be played with Chess and Go. War can be played with Go. War can be played with Cavalry. War can be played with games.
War can be fought over art. Art is an interesting war. There are so many artists in the world, and some conceited, that they fight for the right for attention. All artists want a war for attention; attention brings cash. Cash brings food. Cash pays the rent. Cash brings you your drug.
Art is an interesting war to make. I believe Yang, Yin, and Vigil would always call an art war. This is the most glorious of battles. You are fighting many. I am fighting people for jobs right now. The whole world is fighting for jobs. Mind gig says, in a sense, they can all win. Mind gig says you must have currency. Mind gig says some will have more currency than others. Yin would share; Yang would not. Vigil is different. Vigil would try to make more and more and more to hold house and currency. Vigil would consider loans to give power. Vigil would want something back for the loan.
Playing with war does mean battle. There are battles every single day. That is not the point. Wars are fought with minds. Wars are fought by generals. And some wars are simply about land and power. Whether this is right or wrong is not mind gig, but Yang would be tempted to say the world will always have war.
Now go Chess. Chess would say war is great: you need war to balance things. You need know mind gig here, which is a different idea. Chess is a challenge. Chess is playing with straights and angels. You are fighting.
War has to be fought.
War could stop art. War could stop the Chess game. War could stop the game. War could kill idea: war could kill a religion.
You should play more with a balance here. You must challenge with less shooting. You must play with more blades. You might play with more art, but blades are deadly. And religion is deadly: religions don’t need to be protected. Certain men protect religions.
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