TheAntiTerrorist on Playing to Win - Part 1

Player, or avatar? ***HIGH QUALITY Recommended (HQ button under the vid) Transcript of this broadcast is available at www.theantiterrorist.co.uk Once upon a time, there was everywhere and nowhere, everything and nothing, just pure consciousness experiencing being conscious. After an indeterminable amount of 'time', simply experiencing being conscious became a little monotonous, so consciousness decided it would be nice to have a conversation about being conscious. Consciousness divided itself in two, and although both parts were aware they were one, discussed the experience of being conscious. The conversation was captivating for a while but—inevitably—it became cyclic and dull. "Let's play a game," said one half, "Let's pretend that being over there is more important than being over here." So they did. They spent 'time' moving back and forth, despite already being everywhere and nowhere at once. The mental exercise, suspending disbelief and discussing whether or not they were where they were, was thrilling, for a 'time' but - as before - it became repetitive and predictable. "I know," said the other, "Let's pretend that if I get over there before you, I win." So they did. They raced back and forth and took turns at winning, and they congratulated each other and the game was absorbing and interesting. 'Time' flew by. They divided and split and multiplied over and over, mitosis and cytokinesis, increasing the odds and making the race more and more exciting but, eventually ...



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TheAntiTerrorist to play to win - Part 2

Player, or avatar? *** HIGH QUALITY 'Recommended (HQ button under the vid) transcript of this broadcast is available under www.theantiterrorist.co.uk Once upon a time, there was everywhere and nowhere, everything and nothing, just pure conscious awareness of life. After an undetermined amount of "time", simply conscious experience, a bit 'boring, so she decided to raise awareness, it would be nice if the conversation is aware of his own. Consciousness itself dividedin two, and that both sides realize they were a single, discussed the experience of being conscious. The call was for a while ', but inevitably, it was fascinating and boring-cyclical. "Let's make a game," he said, "We like his is more important there than here." Half way they did. They spent "time" back and forth, although, as everywhere and nowhere at once. The intellectual exercise to discuss the suspension of disbelief, and ifwhere they were in was exciting for a "time", but - as before - was repeated and predictable. "I know," said the other, "let's pretend that if I come before you, I win." So they did. They ran back and forth, and took turns to win, and congratulated each other and the game was exciting and interesting. 'Time' on the fly. They split and split and multiplied over and over again, mitosis and cytokinesis, raising the odds and make the race more exciting, butfinally ...



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TheAntiTerrorist on Playing to Win - Part 2

Player, or avatar? ***HIGH QUALITY Recommended (HQ button under the vid) Transcript of this broadcast is available at www.theantiterrorist.co.uk Once upon a time, there was everywhere and nowhere, everything and nothing, just pure consciousness experiencing being conscious. After an indeterminable amount of 'time', simply experiencing being conscious became a little monotonous, so consciousness decided it would be nice to have a conversation about being conscious. Consciousness divided itself in two, and although both parts were aware they were one, discussed the experience of being conscious. The conversation was captivating for a while but—inevitably—it became cyclic and dull. "Let's play a game," said one half, "Let's pretend that being over there is more important than being over here." So they did. They spent 'time' moving back and forth, despite already being everywhere and nowhere at once. The mental exercise, suspending disbelief and discussing whether or not they were where they were, was thrilling, for a 'time' but - as before - it became repetitive and predictable. "I know," said the other, "Let's pretend that if I get over there before you, I win." So they did. They raced back and forth and took turns at winning, and they congratulated each other and the game was absorbing and interesting. 'Time' flew by. They divided and split and multiplied over and over, mitosis and cytokinesis, increasing the odds and making the race more and more exciting but, eventually ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atxib0r5R7Y&hl=en