If you think that only children play games, you are mistaken, adults play games too. It's just that adults take their games seriously, and, by the way, children also take their games seriously. Try to convince your child that this is just a game without interrupting the game, or try to convince him to do something without playing.
“Our whole life is a game,” the statement is incorrect; life is a lot of games that we play. Family, work, war, politics, education - these are also games that we play. This doesn't mean that it should not be taken seriously. The World Cup is a very important game, the Olympic Games are even more important, but that doesn't stop them from being games.
Any interaction between people, any relationship is a game with its own rules. The rules of any game can be changed, and there is no need to stop the game to do so.
Each game has its own rules, for violations of which penalty points are charged or disqualification or exclusion from the game may follow. Besides, you can leave the game voluntarily. You can create your own game, for this, you need to establish the rules of the game. When creating your own game, you can borrow the rules from another game. You can join another game, you can exit the game, we can make these decisions on our own, or someone can make this decision for us.
If we want to increase our chances of winning, then before joining the game, it is necessary to study the rules of the game. You can try to increase your chances by breaking the rules; it will turn out to be a game within the game, breaking the rules so as not to receive penalty points or to avoid disqualification. There can be several games inside one game, each of which can also have its games; the number of nesting levels is unlimited. And even the biggest game we can imagine can only be part of an even bigger game.
Learning the rules helps to create a winning strategy, but when creating a strategy, you also need to consider that other players will follow their strategy. In addition, preparing a strategy is not enough; it is necessary to implement it, play it. In addition, preparing a strategy is not enough; it is necessary to implement it, play it. Whether our strategy will help to win we won’t know until we play.