open game

Flusserian game where players subvert rules to produce novel information, in contrast to zero-sum or predetermined systems; the critical aim for cybernetic diagrams.

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Papers (1)

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Cybernetic Diagrams: Design Strategies for an Open Game
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Claims (1)

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Computation is a game of empowerment and, therefore, the investment in opening the design process remains a critical challenge for contemporary architecture.
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Final normative claim: computation’s nature as a game demands architectural openness, a challenge yet to be met.

Concepts (1)

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game (Flusser)
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Vilém Flusser’s lens for computation: a formal game of rules and plays, ranging from closed deterministic systems to open, creative dialogues.

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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

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Openingmethod0.759
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