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The reason to win the game is so that you can be free of it.

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Can you be free of the game by losing it? Since both require a submission to the rules of the game, what’s the real difference between winning it and losing it with the intention of renouncing from it?

11:25 AM · Sep 17, 2020Twitter for iPhone

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Yes, if you lose it utterly and completely with no desire to ever play again.

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Renouncing will end in prison

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Point👍

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It depends on the winner.

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Comfort. That’s the only difference in the final analysis.

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Value. For yourself, your family and the community.

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Game is working for employer.Winning the game is having $$ to buy & own your freedom(time) instead of employer.Losing the game is being on welfare.You don’t have $$, but you own your freedom(time).Both routes=free of the game.Being in middle (class) is the worst spot.

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Lose your ego and you win the game.