The result of examining the performance of those who were excluded in the last hour of the game that lasted more than 8 hours.
One player scored low from the beginning
Another person was doing nothing for too long.
The excluded players will also disagree. For example, they didn’t have a chance. Alternatively, there were always strong players near them.
In any case, it’s the organizer’s job to keep the total number of players as low as possible.
Fortunately the remaining players are allowed to still enjoy the game.
Even though they want to finish the game and sleep.
Why can’t we understand each other?
We are not willing to understand everything.
In reality, we handle things only by understanding a part of it.
For example, we make certain decisions without knowing some knowledge.
And we don’t have any problem if we don’t understand the meaning of knowledge.
Moreover, we do not pay much attention to our feelings, which are determined by meaning.
However, this easy attitude can create troublesome problems. The problem is the effect of communication.
As mentioned above, there are at least three levels of human incomprehension, so it is not clear which stage of stagnation we must overcome in order for us to understand each other.
Conversely, when we are convinced that we have shared something, no one explains what was shared at what level.
I found a slightly interesting trend. The player who scored high in the first half of the game is declining in performance in the second half.
It goes without saying that these players are highly skilled and willing to play the game. But they stop on the way.
I presume that the cause of this strange phenomenon is fuel depletion. Fuel depletion? In short, they lose their concentration due to hunger.
In the middle of the eight hours, they will eat something. But biscuits are not enough for lunch. If you want to fight to the end, eat meat.
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