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This metaphor doesn't really work because the entire point of a game—the thing that makes playing it playful—is that it has no effect on the world outside of th
by munificent 1y ago
This metaphor doesn't really work because the entire point of a game—the thing that makes playing it playful—is that it has no effect on the world outside of the game itself. Thus, ignoring the rules of chess to reach a goal doesn't make sense. There are no chess goals that don't involve the game of chess.
This isn't true in programming or real-world tasks where you are trying to accomplish some external objective.