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Month: April 2022

Suits on the Structure of Games

An image of two concentric red rings around a solid red circle. This is meant to look a bit like an archery target. Central circle contains another smaller target, but in white. Leading to that target are four white arrows. The outer two are relatively smooth curves forming almost a complete circle. Inside those are two much more wiggly arrows. Between them is a much straighter arrow with an "X" through it.

Suits on the Structure of Games

Posted in Friendly Philosophy

Wittgenstein said you can’t define games. Bernard Suits said, “Hold my beer.” And contrary to popular belief, the definition Suits developed was NOT, “The voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles.”