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Morality as game winning strategy

It does not matter if you win or loose a certain game, it matters how you play the game.

"Because life is a never-ending series of diverse games and your goal, if you want to be a winner, is to be invited to play as many games as possible. And that means you need to have a morality that works across the set of possible games and that has to trump the morality of winning a single game." - Jordan Peterson

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