Comment by hshshshshsh 2 years ago I get the idea but I would also be skeptical of Buddhists acting like they have it all figured out. 6 comments hshshshshsh Reply lazide 2 years ago For sure. Though at least monks nominally figured out the only winning move is not to play. Depending on your definition of ‘winning’ anyway.Depending on one’s perspective, it could be the ultimate loser religion, or the ultimate winner.Pretty clear why China loves to kick Nepal in the sensitive bits, either way. hackable_sand 2 years ago I maintain that competition is a human construction.Eat and be eaten, but accept both for what they are. lazide 2 years ago Since most species appear to have some variant of competition, why do you think it is a human construction? 3 replies →
lazide 2 years ago For sure. Though at least monks nominally figured out the only winning move is not to play. Depending on your definition of ‘winning’ anyway.Depending on one’s perspective, it could be the ultimate loser religion, or the ultimate winner.Pretty clear why China loves to kick Nepal in the sensitive bits, either way. hackable_sand 2 years ago I maintain that competition is a human construction.Eat and be eaten, but accept both for what they are. lazide 2 years ago Since most species appear to have some variant of competition, why do you think it is a human construction? 3 replies →
hackable_sand 2 years ago I maintain that competition is a human construction.Eat and be eaten, but accept both for what they are. lazide 2 years ago Since most species appear to have some variant of competition, why do you think it is a human construction? 3 replies →
lazide 2 years ago Since most species appear to have some variant of competition, why do you think it is a human construction? 3 replies →
For sure. Though at least monks nominally figured out the only winning move is not to play. Depending on your definition of ‘winning’ anyway.
Depending on one’s perspective, it could be the ultimate loser religion, or the ultimate winner.
Pretty clear why China loves to kick Nepal in the sensitive bits, either way.
I maintain that competition is a human construction.
Eat and be eaten, but accept both for what they are.
Since most species appear to have some variant of competition, why do you think it is a human construction?
3 replies →