Gaming and the X Prize

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The gaming industry puts these moonshots into every game where it's the final boss battle. One of my favorite stats was like one in four people who play the Call of Duty series, take off work or school the day that a new game drops because they want to stay home and play for 24 hours. That's what gets me really excited. How do we create that sense of incredible, concentrated, collaborative concentration on a problem?

In this episode, Jane and Peter discuss the power of gaming, Jane’s journey to becoming an alternative reality video game designer, and the gamification of the education system.

You will learn about:

49:35 | Jane McGonigal's challenge for the Web3 community.
53:32 | Why the gaming system is better than the education system.
59:22 | Can game developers be nominated for a Nobel Prize?
1:04:01 |Taking the gaming mentality & using it to fix the world.

Jane McGonigal is a world-renowned designer of alternate reality video games crafted to improve real-world problems. She is the Director of Games Research & Development at the Institute for the Future and is best known for Inventing and Co-Founding SuperBetter. This game has helped more than 1 million players tackle health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and traumatic brain injury. Her TED Talks about gaming and longevity have over 15 million views, and she’s been named by Fast Company as one of the “Top 100 Creative People in Business.”

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Resources

Urgent Optimists - an Institute for the Future community, urgentoptimists.org

Buy her book, Imaginable - https://www.spiegelandgrau.com/imaginable

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