"Play stupid games; win stupid prizes."
Is a restatement of the Generalized Uncertainty Principle in Systemantics:
"Complex systems exhibit unexpected behavior."
But it's a bit optimistic, as even playing smart games can yield stupid prizes.
The distinction is that stupid games cannot yield smart prizes.
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Say the banker to the bitcoiner, or the one shorting the housing market in 2008.
Stupid games are a complex system by themselves, so naturally, their unexpected outcome would be smart prizes. But stupid prizes are way more likely.
