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Pask’s control system of Fun Palace assumes a capacity for learning and adaptation that, in such exchanges with users, should encourage the subversion of routine behaviors and promote unexpected plays.

Counter-argument to Mathews’ criticism; claims the diagram was theoretically a platform for distributed cognition.

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Cybernetic Diagrams: Design Strategies for an Open Game
(2014) · Veloso, Pedro L.A.

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