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From: 6600yeti@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Jeffrey Yeti)
Newsgroups: soc.feminism
Subject: games
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Date: 18 Apr 91 17:43:31 GMT
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I have this interest in games, the kind that are models or metaphors
for the reality I live in, or just tend to be "fun".  I also staff a
course that teaches 'group' and 'individual' skills to people through
physical type challenges, or play, or puzzle solving, ie 'games'.  I
find this to teach me a lot more than some people who pretend to
think, in a game one does think.

I see a game as a set of rules that brings patterns of thought into
play and action comes from those thought patterns, so, my question is:
If I embody the ideal feminist mind and lifestyle, free from whatever
it needs to be free from to exist, what game(s) existing or not, do I
play?

Corre  =)