I find the game analogy silly. Of course reality is "like" a game – games are inspired by and modeled after reality, after all! If you flip it around to say "g

I find the game analogy silly. Of course reality is "like" a game – games are inspired by and modeled after reality, after all! If you flip it around to say "games are like working at a remote job", then the flaw becomes obvious. A remote job is not like playing all games – only the ones with activities that mirror what we already do in real life. Which is, ultimately, not a very interesting statement.