This line of research is a chapter in a book I’m writing: Why We Play. What if certain kinds of play and the generation of games among children is a universal

This line of research is a chapter in a book I’m writing: Why We Play. What if certain kinds of play and the generation of games among children is a universal aspect of the human experience? Remember how fun the perfect game of Hide and Seek was? Are we motivated to play these sorts of games? And what does this tell us about ourselves. Hint: Nonzero-sum games, sociobiology/psychological evolution