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Prologue:

When we play, we create little squares (or circles) of brief freedom for ourselves. A game is therefore a brief frenzy of liberty. But our playground - the world is burning on every corner.
The global order is out of joint.

It is time to prepare for the future.

But everywhere, "cultural humanity" is oriented towards the barbaric seriousness of war...

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Homo ludens [ˈhɔmoː ˈluːdeːns] (Latin homō lūdēns, German "der spielende Mensch") is an explanatory model according to which humans develop their cultural abilities primarily through play. Homo ludens is an anthropological counter-term to Homo faber.

While playing create our own little places. Playgrounds are often ephemeral and spontaneously defined as such a place. Playgrounds emerge out of a situation. Out of a decision of their own.
Actually, it is sad that a ride down a slide is already defined as play. Because if you look at playgrounds today, they actually only offer opportunities to move and to exercise the muscles...
But playing means more than just training one's skills.

The game and its places are much more subversive.

But game does not only evoke freedom and pleasure.
There are also situations where someone plays an evil game with others. Our language is full of associations with the term game and play.