The Nature of Competition in Games

Games are often played with the primary objective of winning, which can lead to an overly competitive mindset. The speaker shares a personal experience of trying to mislead an intern during a team game, emphasizing that winning took precedence over healthy interaction. This highlights a broader theme of competition and the games people play in life, particularly in relationships, where the implications of winning and losing can be significant. In relationships, if one person wins, it often comes at the expense of the relationship itself, leading to regrets and the need for damage control.