Not a great example with the motorcycle, but I agree. There's a difference between people who exploit the architecture of the game vs. people who automate sophi

Not a great example with the motorcycle, but I agree. There's a difference between people who exploit the architecture of the game vs. people who automate sophisticated strategies. An interesting parallel would be the HFT "market-makers": I could argue that's exploiting the architecture of the markets, not "playing the game".