The book opens up a world of Game Theory, which is foundational to the organization of all countries. In this context, the borders of states act as the boundaries of Game Zones. We will trace the history covering a period of 6 to 8 thousand years.

At the center of the narrative is Alpha, whose concise symbol — the letter "A" — embodies not only a name but the quintessence of the world order. The book will discuss history, politics, economics, business, science, culture (fashion, music, literature, painting, sculpture, etc.), psychology, sociology, religion, philosophy, and life in general.

The foundation of the book is Game Mechanics, in which all of humanity is fully immersed. However, it is specifically neuropsychology, which dedicated separate chapters to, that can shed light on this phenomenon, explain its nature, and offer ways to transcend the boundaries of the Game. The value of this scientific approach is difficult to overestimate.

We will thoroughly explore the origins, various stages of history, and modern realities.

Let's start with the fact that over 40% of the world's flags contain stars. The vast majority of stars are pentagonal. All flags of the world have a unified structure. This is expressed in combinations and combinations such as stripes, triangles, stars, and so on. All of them are the symbolism of Alpha. Not to mention the concept of a "flag" itself — a synonym for Games.

These stripes directly embody the concept of game mechanics, just as the very popular combination of checkerboard squares: monochrome, colored, or black and white. The same goes for triangles. The number of stripes, their type, color plays a significant role in interpretation. And yet, the architecture of all flags is unified — it's a Game.

In the modern world, the concept of the game is represented by black and white (or blue-red) draughts/chess. There is a classical visualization: 33 is synonymous with two triangles, 44 is synonymous with two squares. Nevertheless, the symbolism of the Game can take various forms and metaphors. How it works is described in the book.

Looking at heraldry, Game Symbolism speaks in images and metaphors through animals, plant life, and patterns. The duality of opposites, different directions, the pair (2) — this is the classic of games, this is the fundamental concept. Such symbolism is everywhere, permeating absolutely every sphere of human activity.

Stripes everywhere. Black and white, or their synonyms — blue and red, or other combinations. For example, we see this when crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing.

Or when we notice police officers who wear items with stripes or checks — these could be hats, batons, cars, and so on. Here are the vehicles of social and urban services, taxis, as well as road signs (which to a large extent inherit the game metaphor), fences. Remembering car sporting events, we notice the judge or the guest of honor who salutes the winner with a wave of a black and white checkered flag. And football fans around the world pay attention to the black and white ball.

Black and white checkered tiles are often laid on the street or in some architectural complexes, especially historical ones. This is ancient symbolism. This particular combination of black and white has an age of about 8 thousand years or even more.

People live in the Game world, checking the time — on table clocks, wall clocks, wristwatches. But here, as you will see later, hides one of the oldest and most important symbols of Games.

Looking at classical clocks, you see a Circle, the Sun.

Society lives in an eternal cycle. Everything is looped, all of life. The brightest examples are holidays, education, work, sports, cultural, and musical events. Men and women strengthen their union by exchanging rings — this is culturally celebrated and legally formalized. The vast majority of people are born into this gaming world, in one nationality or another, without noticing the main thing. For many, it is a tradition, but for Alpha, it is the mechanics of world-building.

The Sun and the Moon are traditionally considered the centers of the game association, and the solar arch, or arc, occupies a special place as one of the most common motifs. It is a kind of bridge between two conventional Game opposites: the beginning and the end, dawn and sunset.

In terms of frequency of use, the solar arc (solar game motif) surpasses black and white checkers/chess, serving as a universal symbol that permeates science, art, architecture and many other areas of human activity. Turning to science, this book provides examples where the Roman numerals and the Phoenician alphabet have the solar arc as a basic metaphor.

The Sphere has become the embodiment of all depths of thought, encompassing gaming aspects in all directions and states. Combined with the image of the Earth, while preserving the main axes, the number of opposing points here is infinitely diverse, much like the diversity of our lives.

In the process of the evolution of knowledge, Alpha's understanding of astronomy and geography has made significant advancements. By merging the philosophy of the game and new data about the universe, the gaming symbolism has been enriched. Here, "Paradise" and "Hell" have quite precise geographical coordinates.

The gaming image of the sphere is represented absolutely everywhere: from temples to Christmas decorations. A phenomenal associative scale!

We are surrounded by history, cultural events, and objects. However, all of this is within the Game Zone. Thus, de facto and de jure, the surrounding space inherits the hidden symbolism of Alpha. For example, we are talking about architectural structures, such as characteristic arches, windows, or entertainment attractions, like Ferris wheels.

The modern world is fully immersed in the digital space. Who hasn't tried computer games? Often, their symbolism includes a circle, square, triangle, cross, and star. This symbolism is historical, with an age of several thousand years. Movies are made based on games, or vice versa, games are made based on movies.

Society in all countries is immersed in a starry kaleidoscope. Five-pointed stars are everywhere. Stars in politics, economics, business, culture. The most "star-studded" Stars, visible and heard by all, are certainly the stars of culture, theater, cinema, music, literature, and so on. And the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a historical landmark. Society inherits a social hierarchy. An individual's stardom determines their position in society.

Behind the Stars is always the Alpha. That's how everything works. All world leaders, kings and queens, presidents — they are the Alpha.

The book explains how a system of values is formed in society. For example, you will understand why there are art auctions and where those exorbitant prices come from. Why we value some people and avoid others. Where the concept of "Star" comes from and whether it is needed by humanity at all.

Alpha artificially models supply and demand — it is the buyer and the seller. The structure has created a huge illusion of the world, in which the concept of the Game is reflected in all areas of life.

From the book, you will learn that no painting, no sculpture, no work of art is worth those insane amounts of money we see on the price tag. They are practically worthless (except for the labor and materials invested). A mirage, an empty shell. No musician, no actor, no footballer is worth the fees they receive. It's all just the mechanics of the social hierarchy of Alpha.

Art, the value of which is simply inflated by Alpha to the heavens, is just as illusory as gold and diamonds. These "treasures" are worth nothing — their value is modeled by the Game. All of this is vividly portrayed in the book.

Fashion is the brightest demonstration of the variability of tastes, views, and aspirations. Fashion is a vast field for studying Game models and neuropsychology through practical examples. Here, there are trends in scents, trends in sounds, trends in tastes, trends in culture, trends in sensations and emotions. Fashion is always like chess, black and white, and it is always Stars.

The system of values has long been monumented by Alpha itself, right before the eyes of the unconscious masses. The most original work is The Fountain (Duchamp). This is the most famous "ready-made", presented by Marcel Duchamp in 1917, which is an ordinary urinal with the signature "R. Mutt" ("Fool"). However, to be even more convincing, let me give a simple example from our days. Today, neural networks are popular, easily visualizing thousands of high-class pictures for you in just minutes or hours. But their value tends towards zero, let alone selling them at auctions. Think about this fact.

A Star is a tool. Being a Star does not mean you are unique, brilliant or talented. It doesn't mean there are few others like it in the world. Few people can sing, paint, dance? Quite the opposite. However, it is in Alpha's interest to be an individual, in a "one-off" instance. A star is always a manipulation, a hierarchy.

The star is the psychology of a person. But the main questions are:

• Do we need to be a Star and how valuable is it for humanity? How valuable is what we do, create? Is it really in demand, and can we not live without it, or do we simply have no choice?

The behavioral model of a person is easily subject to modeling. The experience of society, which the Alpha models, is artificial. In the vast majority of cases, human behavior is unconscious. There are plenty of examples. The book offers a new perspective on the legislation of countries, on their legal and criminal side, and a reassessment of human behavior.

Through the example of culture, the reader can look at the psychology of different peoples and see that everything can be easily modeled. This is a fact. For example, cultures can be compared: Muslim and European, American.

The reasons for society's involvement in the Game Model are explained. Causes of invisibility and unconsciousness.

In every country, there are philosophers and beliefs, as diverse as politics in people's minds. Modeling civilizations involves creating a strong idea that would shape the opinions of the masses. People have always asked questions, which means answers are needed. And it's better to control these answers. We see stars: Niccolò Machiavelli, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Francis Bacon, René Descartes, Benedict Spinoza, David Hume, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Immanuel Kant, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Nietzsche, Arthur Schopenhauer, and others. They are famous because it is necessary. The game model creates an artificial conflict between philosophical currents. Thus, another circle, a cycle, is created.

Great cultural figures, geniuses work on literature, music, paintings, sculpture, thus further solidifying the foundation of a diseased fantasy. The music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Handel, Haydn — all in service to religion. Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy" and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "Faust" had a huge historical influence. By the way, the "Divine Comedy" fully inherits the structure of the Games. Behind this book, as well as its author, stood the Alpha.

Our era begins with the birth of Christ. Unusual, isn't it? But what was "before" and is there "more"? Let's briefly look at the situation as a whole:

Chronology of the emergence of religions:

1. Animism
   • Date: approximately ~ 10,000 BC.
   • Description: Belief in spirits that live in objects, animals, and humans. There is no clear structure or hierarchy.
   • Examples: Shamanism, totemism.
2. Polytheism
   • Date: around 8,000 BC (beginning of the Neolithic Revolution) — until our era and beyond.
   • Description: Belief in multiple gods governing various aspects of life. Development of pantheons, mythology, priesthood.
   • Examples: Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome.
3. Monotheism
   • Date: Beginning around 1,500 BC (first explicit monotheism — in Ancient Egypt under Pharaoh Akhenaten around 1353-1336 BC).
   • Description: Emergence of the first monotheistic religions.
4. Abrahamic Religions
   • Judaism
     • Date: 2,000 BC (traditional date; actual period of formation — around 1,200-500 BC).
     • Description: Originated in Canaan (modern-day Israel). Believes God made a covenant with Abraham. Sacred text: Torah.
   • Christianity
     • Date: 1 AD.
     • Description: Originated in the Roman Empire. Founded on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Sacred text: Bible (New Testament).
   • Islam
     • Date: 7th century AD
     • Description: Originated in Arabia. Founded on the teachings of the prophet Muhammad. Sacred text: Quran.
5. Dharmic Religions
   • Hinduism
     • Date: Around 2,000-1,500 BC.
     • Description: Originated in the Indus Valley. Belief in the cycle of rebirth (samsara) and the law of karma. Sacred texts: Vedas, Upanishads.
   • Buddhism
     • Date: Around 500 BC.
     • Description: Originated in India. Founded on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha). Sacred texts: Tripitaka.
6. Traditional religions
   • Taoism
     • Date: Around 600 BC.
     • Description: Originated in China. Founded on the teachings of Laozi. Sacred text: Dao De Jing.
   • Shintoism
     • Date: Traditionally dated around 8th century AD as a formalized religion (roots trace back to more ancient times, possibly 8th century BC).
     • Description: Originated in Japan. Belief in nature spirits (kami). No single sacred text.

Here we easily find ancestors, beginning, and cause. Religion shapes history no less than anything else. People follow "God." Temptations and experience gave birth to "sacred" texts. Stable gameplay models and their spiritual leaders emerged.

Religion is cultivated by the Alpha historically. The Alpha leads and develops this direction. Stars in the Bible are an image of mystery. The Bible is a symbol of the Gameplay model, and Jesus Christ is the Superstar.

Often in religion, the eternal struggle between good and evil is realized. Heaven and hell.

Let's look at the classical heraldry of the Catholic Church.

At the core of Chinese philosophy lies the technology of Yin and Yang. This is a direct analogue to black and white checkers, chess. The symbolism, as we will later see, is formed by the circle (Sun, Wheel), its rotation, and the pair — black and white colors. In this Game, two essences always form a third.

Almost all of the world's game architecture is based on the Trinity, Trimurti, Triad. This is the revelation of philosophy between two opposites: black and white. It is the philosophy of life, like Yin and Yang (night and day, black and white), which originated in Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt. These are complementary forces, images, or metaphors embodying the so-called Game balance and harmony. The game produces a result (and depends on the result). These are the so-called "Three stages of creation" or "Three parts of the universe."

The structure of philosophy is not always "destruction and creation" ("war" and "peace"), but it is always harmony expressed in the beginning, middle, and end. This is an order, a sequence of things based on a pair (2).

For example, the Triad in Hegel's speculative logic is the combination of any two opposite concepts and a third concept that expresses the internal unity of the two opposite concepts.

Wars, terror, fear, violence, persecution, and epidemics top many themes. Because such events are the foundation throughout the historical span of Alpha's existence. All of this is a necessary requirement of the Games.

To understand the scale more clearly: World War I and World War II are classic Gameplay models. All countries are participants, organizers.

The history of Europe, America, Africa, Eastern countries, Asia — is the history of the bloody slaughter of Alpha.

In this book, military conflicts are viewed as chess games, checkers. The reader will be able to rethink the historical course of events and look at key participants in a new light.

The violence of Alpha is manifested in all its activities. From everyday life to philosophy, science. They simply mock the human mind.

However, a person is not everything if someone thinks only of themselves when reading these lines. The damage that Alpha inflicts on nature and its ecosystem with its activities is on a much larger scale.

A person tends to see only their own troubles. But look at the animal and plant world. At nature itself. What can nature respond to humans? It is a helpless victim.

Alpha has become the main enemy for nature.

Activity driven by a thirst for power and control causes enormous damage to the entire planet and its ecosystems, the animal world.

The consequences of this activity are multifaceted:

• Destruction of natural habitats: Forests are being cut down, rivers are being polluted, species are disappearing due to the uncontrolled use of resources and human expansion.
• Climate change: Burning fossil fuels and industrial activities cause the greenhouse effect, leading to global warming, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and changing weather conditions.
• Pollution: Toxic waste, chemicals, household garbage, and pollutants poison the air, water, and soil, posing a serious threat to human health and wildlife.
• Destruction of animal life: Destruction of natural habitats and climate change, pollution lead to the disappearance of many animal species. Uncontrolled hunting, poaching, disruption of food chains, and diseases also play a role.
• Depletion of resources: Uncontrolled use of resources such as water, minerals, and forests leads to their depletion, which can have catastrophic consequences.

The mentioned problems are regularly discussed, voiced out. The scale of the catastrophe has numbers. Many thousands of reports are published, scientific symposiums are held. And so on in a circle. But, as we can see, all this is empty. Like the empty struggles of politicians, economists, art historians, theologians. The point is, that here too we see the same players.

The players are the organizations that present themselves as defenders of nature. For example, "World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)", "Greenpeace", "Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)", "Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)" and so on. They are all Alpha. They throw dust in the eyes of all humanity, create the illusion of confrontation, conflict. They are Playing. And we do not see anyone telling the world how it really works. This is a cynical, vile, and monstrous picture.

Alpha is all about countries and states. It leads business and the economy.

Economic Games arise between companies, countries.

Alpha's gaming model allowed to fully develop a financially controlled structure. Economic recessions, crashes, and shocks — falls and rises — all of these are modeled by Alpha. The games have acquired a mathematical character, giving rise to a whole science. However, Game Theory in Economics is the exclusive prerogative of this structure.

Pyramids form the basis of business and economics. This is the basis of games at a fundamental level. For example, we will look at cryptocurrency.

The world sees actors, Players, illusion. The economy is the same theater. However, society is held captive by the Gaming model.

In the book, the reader will reconsider the role of each participant in historical events. You will look at the true path of each leader, his ups and downs — a classic black and white model.

Economic recessions, crashes and shocks — downs and ups — are all modeled by Alpha.

Economic Game Theory is exclusively a modern prerogative of Alpha.

The vast majority of Nobel laureates in Game Theory remain silent about the real Game. Either they simply do not know about it. This situation has been rectified in the book, mistakes have been pointed out. Now the mathematics is working.

In conclusion of the preface, it is important to note another significant point: Alpha always acts as the customer and "breadwinner". For example, she initiates wars and the development of the defense (military) industry. A significant portion of the population in different countries is engaged in working in the defense sector, and their actions are aimed at creating deadly weapons. Military sentiments prevail in society, promoting "courage" and the significance of this aspect of life. In this context, the behavior of society and the community working in the military-industrial complex is unconscious, as it is shaped by social factors and external circumstances that people do not always realize and control. However, for Alpha, all of this is just a necessity to sustain the gaming model. It also becomes an economy and a business for her. Just imagine the scale of what is happening!

Victor Lefuren

victorlefuren@gmail.com


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