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The power holder who imposes the game on others and extracts rent from them.
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Game master
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The student reframes Jiang's contrast as the difference between a game developer who only builds the system and a game master who actively plays inside it.
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Power means being able to impose your game on other people, make them play by your rules, and extract rent from them.
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"...societies are fighting for. They're fighting for power, who becomes the game master. The problem with Japan and Germany is, yes, they became very..."
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