Working on a project that is "a game B of sorts", talking about it tomorrow on The Stoa. Hoping to jumpstart a category of "massive online coordination games" which are meant to slay the Moloch – God of coordination failure. Thoughts, feedback? submitted by /u/Necroduss [link] [comments]

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I wrote this as a response in a different thread and think it came out quite well. I am attempting to define Game B such that it is functionally meaningful and not just another self-terminating cult of personality. From first principles: A goal is an intent to generate an imagined reality. A purpose is a

Strategically, it would seem necessary to keep Game B activities out of view of the Game A players until Game B is strong enough to resist an attack from Game A motivated folks (ideally, until Game B is anti-fragile). Due to the world view of those of us in Game A, we are likely to

Howdy-ho I’m developing an immersive piece of theatre that reflects on the different stages of psychological development w.r.t. collective outcomes. The piece as a whole is a primer for the kind of responsibility we’ll be taking on in the coming decades. I’m trying to design a ‘game’ element of this experience that captures both individual

For the past five years I’ve been playing Game B full time, living at 47 year old ProtoB East Wind Community (www.eastwind.org). East Wind is a secular, egalitarian, income-sharing community of 70 people living in the beautiful Ozarks of Missouri. We hold our land (1,100 acres), labor (multi-million dollar nut butter business, successful agricultural programs),