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Game in which changing the rules is itself a move, illustrating self-amendment.
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Papers (1)
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- Open questions about time and self-reference in living systemsintroducesmentions
Thinkers (2)
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- James CarsestudiesDistinguished finite vs infinite games.
- Peter SuberintroducesAnalyzed the paradox of self-amendment in legal rules and the game Nomic.
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