The Rabbit Hole
#92 Infinite Games by Graham Duncan
Jan 3, 2024
Explore the concept of infinite games and how trust and systems allow people to operate in their zone of genius. Discover the difference between finite and infinite games and how Goldman Sachs has maintained dominance. Delve into the history and evolution of East Rock and the importance of playing offense and taking risks. Learn about the significance of trust and shared values in relationships and achieving success in the infinite game.
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- Infinite games have no end goal or specific rules, adapting and persisting over time without a central authority.
- Building trust and nurturing strong relationships in an investment firm fosters success in the infinite game.
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The Concept of Infinite Games
In this episode, the host explores the concept of infinite games discussed in 'The Infinite Games' by Graham Duncan. These games have no end goal or specific rules, and their boundaries can change. Finite games, in contrast, have fixed rules and defined boundaries. Examples of infinite games include Buddhism and Judaism, which have adapted and persisted over time without a central authority. The host also discusses how investment firm Goldman Sachs is hard to define because it consistently morphs to seize new opportunities, prioritizing recruiting valuable players over short-term gains.
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