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thinking about BTC/Ethereum be like

and yet it is the most interesting form of philosophy in the world. an actual Rectification of Names w/r/t Temporalization explains, among other things, the concept of *games* in ways that are dimly comprehensible for people like me. the Ludic Arts. it's why you can't dismiss things as being "just" language games, and why games in general are a positive outgrowth of the world of simulation and much else. true, we lose some of the distinction between the sacred and the profane; conversely, we gain...well, a whole lot of other stuff.

game-playing, turn-taking, and formal structures of time in their relation to language and other forms of representation is a thing i've been interested in for a while. "ludics" is a beautiful word, and we do love the Glass Bead Game around here. but really i just wanted to post this image.