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Play to Win: A Post-Work Society

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Extension of my thoughts about play and discussions from our Interact Circle on Hackathon Culture and Play. Defining play I’ve spent a lot of the past few months reminiscing on the childhood days of finding funny looking patterns in the rocks in my backyard and building LEGOs without instruction manuals.

Extension of my thoughts about play and discussions from our Interact Circle on Hackathon Culture and Play. Defining play I’ve spent so much time thinking about how to ‘bring back play’ , yet not a lot of thinking about what play is . The more I think about it, the more nebulous it feels to define. I know examples of it when I see it — the building of blanket forts during sleepovers, the joy of beating Minecraft for the first time with your friends — but putting it into words feels difficult. The most intuitive definition is one that comes from Bill Watterson: play is anything that you do on y

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