its rules are easy, but it is difficult to play chess well

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• "Chess is structurally simple but functionally complex, because its rules are easy, but it is difficult to play chess well."concept0.871
  Flusser's exemplar of open game: functional complexity enables creative subversion through dialogical play.
• other researchers [...] still worry about the difficulty of finding local rules that correspond to real natural systemsquote0.731
  Citation from Amato et al. establishing the unsolved problem that DiffLogic CA addresses
• Chess becomes an open game when it ceases to be zero-sum and becomes a platform for each player to play towards the otherconcept0.728
• Chessconcept0.727
• Are the present rules of the game likely to help people generate a living structure in the larger whole?question0.720
  Central evaluative question that challenges contemporary architectural and planning practices.
• Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.quote0.719
  Einstein's assertion invoked to explain why BMR preserves accuracy while reducing complexity
• Rules, laws, restrictions, are too exact, too restrictive to create living space; a shared vision is needed instead.claim0.714
  Argument that abstract codes cannot guarantee the emergence of shaped space with deep feeling.
• Rules are wrongly formulated and processes are too rigid to allow adaptation; they cannot allow life to occur.claim0.711
  General statement that current rules and processes are fundamentally incompatible with living structure.