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I’d actually rephrase the question as, “is there any system that can’t be gamed?” i.e. a system immune to corruption? Impervious to bad faith intentions? I susp
by phs318u 7y ago
I’d actually rephrase the question as, “is there any system that can’t be gamed?” i.e. a system immune to corruption? Impervious to bad faith intentions? I suspect the answer is no.
EDITED to fix a spelling mistake.
- tempguy9999 7y ago"is there any system that can’t be gamed?” Well, I think that's a different thing. Gaming something is AIUI an exploitation of the rules. What's happening here is plain breaking of rules, which I'd call something like corruption.
- nitrogen 7y agoThere are the rules as written, and the "rules" as enforced. Can one build a system where the inevitable "rules" that arise are fully aligned with the intent of the system?