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Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of Life as Play and Possibility
by James P. Carse
DNF 50%
Cannot rate due to DNF, BUT ugggghhhhhh.
This was a book club book, chosen as it was thought that this book would "make for good discussion"
It's difficult to put on finger on the "thing" that caused the visceral feeling of not wanting to continue this book.
Perhaps I don't feel that the dissection of life and life events as finite or infinite games a need I was lacking in my life.
I also was never the person to get really entranced with the conversation, "do you think we all see the same color red?" I appreciate the question, I appreciate the conversation, but if it went on for hours I wouldn't feel more fulfilled or profoundly changed.
I was bored. These are fun topics to discuss at the dinner table, utterly painful to sit and read.
Cannot rate due to DNF, BUT ugggghhhhhh.
This was a book club book, chosen as it was thought that this book would "make for good discussion"
It's difficult to put on finger on the "thing" that caused the visceral feeling of not wanting to continue this book.
Perhaps I don't feel that the dissection of life and life events as finite or infinite games a need I was lacking in my life.
I also was never the person to get really entranced with the conversation, "do you think we all see the same color red?" I appreciate the question, I appreciate the conversation, but if it went on for hours I wouldn't feel more fulfilled or profoundly changed.
I was bored. These are fun topics to discuss at the dinner table, utterly painful to sit and read.