Team Human

Eric Zimmerman

Dec 1, 2022

01:26:46

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Metaphor of the Technocratic Elite

2min

The Omega Point of Total Unification

1min

The Meta-Think: A Civilizational Strategy

2min

The Complexity of Meta-Modalism

3min

The Metaverse and the Metaverse

3min

Elon Musk and Prince Alwaleed Bintalal's Purchase of Twitter

4min

Carvana: The Next Level Metaverse for Humanity

1min

The Role of Play in Interactive Media

3min

10.

Rules of Play

4min

11.

The Importance of Playability in Game Design

2min

12.

How to Make Games That Work

4min

13.

The Magic Circle of Play

4min

14.

The Importance of Gamification in Design

3min

15.

The Role of Games in Gamification

5min

16.

The Relevance of Games to the World in Which We Live

5min

17.

The Power of Collaborative Conflict

2min

18.

Playfully Interrupting in Conversations

2min

19.

The Subcultural Juice of the Left Establishment

3min

20.

The Implications of Game Design

4min

21.

The Playfulness of Play on the Left

3min

22.

The Importance of Gamification

6min

23.

The Paradox of Games and Play

2min

24.

The Importance of Play in Design

2min

25.

How to Be Creative to Solve Problems

4min

26.

The Creative Critical Thinking of Systems Thinking

6min

27.

The Role of Play in Peace

3min

Game Designer and author of The Rules We Break: Lessons in Play, Thinking, and Design, Eric Zimmerman helps us discover how learning to play can keep us from being played.

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