His arguments for making the play possible, are 1. To help people around things they might at that moment like to do, 2. then let people do things only as muc

His arguments for making the play possible, are 1. To help people around things they might at that moment like to do, 2. then let people do things only as much as they want, 3. then suggests that, for things things almost no one would choose to "play" at, there's people with "aberrant and perverse penchants" who would likely do them. He suggests an example of organizing (or, compelling, i.e. making someone work) small hordes of children that like playing in the mud, to clean bathrooms and toilets. The author is, disconnected, I think. I'd quote Billy Madison at this point but it wouldn't be polite. I'm a bit disappointed this post is making its way up the front page.