

#2711
Mentioned in 17 episodes
The Grasshopper
Games, Life, and Utopia
Book • 1978
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Mentioned in 17 episodes
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as containing a beautiful and useful definition of a game.


C. Thi Nguyen

175 snips
The problem with gamifying life
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as a book that influenced his views on the value of sport and the love of difficulty.


David Epstein

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#96 - David Epstein: How a range of experience leads to better performance in a highly specialized world
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as a cult classic book by Bernard Suits that defines and argues that games are the meaning of life.


C. Thi Nguyen

44 snips
The Gamification of Our World with C. Thi Nguyen
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, referencing Bernard Suits' attempt to define the essence of games and sports.


David Epstein

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David Epstein: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
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, referencing Bernard Suits' definition of games.


Ryan Sean Adams

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Playing the Right Games: Why Scores Quietly Replace Meaning | C. Thi Nguyen
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when discussing a philosopher's definition of play.


Angela Duckworth

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136. Is Sloth a Sin or a Virtue?
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as a recommended book his treasurer suggested when learning about ![undefined]()

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Peyton Jones

Karl Vaters

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Ep 124: The Art and Science of Making Disciples, with Peyton Jones
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as a cult classic book that provides an understanding of the value of games.

C. Thi Nguyen

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The Points You Shouldn't Score: A New Year's Resolution
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to explain his view on the meaning of life, drawing a parallel between games and life's challenges.


David Epstein

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817 How to Find Your Highest Potential with David Epstein
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as a key philosophical work about games and the idea that meaningful activity comes from doing.


C. Thi Nguyen

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1133: The Philosophy of Scores: How to Measure What Truly Matters and Stop Playing Someone Else’s Game with C. Thi Nguyen






