We humans play in the infinite game to the extent that we feel safe. If we don't feel safe, we see the world as a finite game, which can become either a battleground or a proving ground.

Jason Andrew says he's spent hundreds of hours playing strategy-based video games and learned some invaluable business lessons along the way.

In order to understand the vision of Infinite Anesthesia, we must first reflect on notions explained by James P. Carse ("Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of Life as Play and Possibility") and Simon ...

These foundational ideas explore the distinction between finite games (played with the goal of winning) and infinite games (played with the purpose of continuing the play). In the clinical and ...

There are finite games that we play to win: the aim is to defeat others and demonstrate our superiority and excellence. Then there are infinite games, played for the pleasure of the game itself.