

The Infinite Game with Dr. James Carse
64 snips Dec 29, 2020
James Carse, a renowned philosopher and author of "Finite and Infinite Games," shares profound insights into how we approach life strategies. He discusses the pivotal difference between finite and infinite games, highlighting the importance of resilience and adaptability. Carse reflects on navigating crises with an infinite mindset, exploring the nature of belief and the need for open inquiry over dogmatism. The conversation emphasizes the significance of community engagement and the continuing journey of personal discovery.
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Finite vs. Infinite Games
- Finite games have known players, fixed rules, and a clear objective.
- Infinite games have unknown players, changeable rules, and the goal is to keep playing.
Finite Mindset in Infinite Games
- Playing with a finite mindset in an infinite game leads to negative outcomes.
- These include declining trust, innovation, and cooperation.
A Behind Day
- Simon Sinek's nephew got upset after losing a football game.
- His mother told him it was a "behind day," emphasizing the temporary nature of setbacks in infinite games.