The Perfect Game Is the Perfect School
When I imagine the perfect game, I’m not just imagining a new kind of entertainment. I’m imagining a new kind of education . A world where learning isn’t forced, gamified, or reduced to tests—but where it feels like life itself. A place of meaning, curiosity, and emergence. In truth, the perfect game is the blueprint for the perfect school. This imagined game would be set in an open, eternal university. There are no fixed paths, no required courses—just the freedom to explore. You choose which lectures to attend, which professors to learn from, and how deeply to engage with each field. The classrooms are open, the library is infinite, and the only goal is to grow. It’s a school where every discipline feels like a door to another world. Philosophy, physics, music, mythology—they’re not “subjects,” they’re adventures. There are no grades, no ranks, and no punishments. The reward is understanding. The joy is discovery. You don’t learn to compete—you learn to become . The professors are...