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In any game you agree to play knowing that you may lose. The game starts with an element of randomness, but there is strategy and choice involved also. Whether you come out the winner or the loser is not relevant. The game creates an interesting story and experience with those you're in a relationship with and so the game is meaningful.
Was there a reason at the beginning? Yes: to experience the game and its meaningful outcome. Was there a reason the dice fell where they did? No (not entirely).
We must distinguish between the pre-game reason, the post-hoc reason and the element of randomness which is the blank canvas upon which meaning can be painted.
Was there a reason at the beginning? Yes: to experience the game and its meaningful outcome. Was there a reason the dice fell where they did? No (not entirely).
We must distinguish between the pre-game reason, the post-hoc reason and the element of randomness which is the blank canvas upon which meaning can be painted.
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