(atesOn Playing | by Jerémy Fernando ONE IMPERATIVE | 11 There are rues in any game 1.411 One.can choose to follow the rules 1.112 One.can choose to break the rules, 1.12 Ifone follows the rules one can play the game 1.12 ~ fone breeks the rues one can no lange play 1.2 fone wants to play, one wil follow the rules 1.21 fone wants play well, one must kfiow the rules well 1:22 Paying well means being serious about les Tazp. Site ne chooses tobe serous about rules, che chooses tobe serious about games 1222 Choosing tobe serious about games means one chooses tobe serous about op ~Beavne setousey means PLAYING TOWN. inning involves beating one's opponent(s) ce mens 21 Wervibneis the one fat anes fe opporet(s) x deemed bythe ceeprenrt®)witniberdesethegare, Be aca estrous tis earl a jue hsto}une noes 221 Playing the judge is more important that playing the game 2.22 Playing the judge is the game 3 Ena ne can only play withrules within the ules of the game S11 The judge's the one who decides if one is adhering tothe rules or nét 5 3.12 Playing withthe rules means playing with the judge: 32 judge can only judge based on what (s)he sees, orhears, 821 Judgements based on interpretation 322 Playing with the rules means pleying with the interpretation of the judge 3.23, Theonly basis f judgement isthe judge . 328) Alurdge has no way of teling if (s)he right oF wrong exoeot by “judging her own judgement 3232. Mthe judge can only judge when (s)he judging, each judgement i also a judgement ofthe rleg $233 __ Ifthe judge can only judge whien (she's judging, everything (s)he judges is potentially in exception tothe ru. 3234 Each time the judge judges, (s)he s writing the rues ofthe game 33° Thejudge is the game See ata ketene lays rules are written. 41 Even though the game is undone, each time one plays rl ye same rules 38 plat Sinoe the rules are recognised as rules they might well De the same 1 2Ae i Qe the same game, et aes ae the game, might wellalspbethe same 9 <¢