Hegel's Recognition Game

Kojev: That seems very much like in line with what we set up, when we set up reading. So it's another way where, well, I mean, that's a little from Pippen. But he says recognition for Hegel is that it never is mutual, right? It all, his whole point in this section is that it always, once you're in this recognition game, you're always going to fail. And so to find the political ideal bearing here toward the beginning of the book seems like a bizarre idea.