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A tomarse el juego en serio | Agustín Manzanel | TEDxPuertoMadryn


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they remember when they had seven ten

eleven years

I invite you and invited you to close the

eyes to the people how much time they spent

game remember that friend

those friends with whom they spent everything

the day he even had more than his

own family or is brother of that

sister with whom he invented stories

they recreate objects imagined new worlds

to playing or as expected

ring the bell to go out to recess or

to go home

let the backpack take off the dust cover

and go back out on the street to play the

plaza to the neighborhood to the club

maybe today they met many times

kicking a pebble when they walked

on the sidewalk and preventing the fall

street or dodging the lines of the

tile or hitting a balloon and of

suddenly preventing it from falling and we

they still inadvertently were playing

or embocando a piece of paper in the bin of

trash

today he prepares the matí the

toast before it sounds setac

magic of the electric kettle

surely after these moments

they were looking around

to see if there was someone who had

discovered is that today they make us believe

to play is to waste time and we

We can not afford or use in

productive minutes of our life

playing until we are ashamed and

This way the game ever going

being more relegated to one side as

if it were something extraterrestrial

or worse still something only available in

the childhood

so I ask myself and I ask

how jairo aníbal child says

you who is an adult person and so

both sensible and mature reasonable with a

great experience and that knows many things

what you want to be when you are a child you should not

be the first time you hear this

phrase played like children we played

as girls

it will be that they have a special form of

to play

or it will be that we are the adults who

let’s unlearn how to play

since the first civilizations the

culture in its broadest sense

beliefs knowledge wars rights

everything we want to call art all

comes out of the game we can think of the

first men and women and their

rituals with music and dances in

civilizations like the aztec where in

your religious ceremonies game by

half ended by sacrificing people

as a gift from the gods or games

of mancala African games of the chore

daily of the sowing born of that

same place

that’s why I say that everyone comes out of the game

the game and it develops playing the

game is a starting point is founding

of our being to feel and think is to say

is founding of our subjectivity

if we play we meet again with another

and this way we can imagine worlds

we can enhance creativity a

lots of other things

as from the place where

let’s analyze and we want to see it but

mainly the game can be a

generator meeting spaces

our first and main link with the

world and that’s where we are building

collectively and we are strengthening what

group

we are strengthening the community

nowadays it is perhaps more difficult

find examples of this but I

I come crossing with grandparents and grandmothers who

they meet every week to

reconnect through the game and

keep your vitality inventing and

building musical instruments

paper or organizations that work with

teenagers and from the game they search

generate a life project and make them

protagonists foundations that thanks to the

game can recognize revalue and of

that way to get a community

can take care of the place where we live

a different way perhaps the game

simpler easier the one that is us

appears first is the individual

to lock us in our tablet the celu

the computer promoted clear is for a

tractor system of the encounter that by

fear and convenience seeks to isolate us and

that we take the game seriously

this old way to the other

we hear that we are more and more

connected ever closer

but clear through applications and

screens that the only thing they do is

keep them isolated and divided

this is why the game is not for nothing

innocent always

and I repeat there is always a message that

transmits disguised no more or less

conscious on the part of whoever invites us

to play or the game itself because it’s not

the same play between all to put together a

fireworks show or

that a round community holds the

longer amount of time an object with

feathers in the air like politics

Brazilian to have to be that more money

who have built more houses

destroy all those around me

mine or just one die decide all my

luck

this is why for us the game

it is extremely mobilizing and political and

if I say political because we do

special emphasis on experience

link in the links that you generated and

in how the genre

if we think about the way that I

I connect with the other

we see in that place something

absolutely political

if we play we find another one

we connect recreate and rethink the

we really reinvented it in a lot

in ways

there the link is understood as a

plot of emotions and power where

mainly what you learn is more

beyond the contents concepts or

ways that attitudes can appear

that manifest

how do we assume power as

we share and in what way

we approach others looking to generate this

freedom and build it is that it does more

of 18 months together with him and my

partner we have been traveling the country

and knowing transformation spaces

and meeting spaces

knowing and generating this kind of

spaces to be able to recover the

importance of the game with others and with

others because because we understand the game

as a political dialogue when playing as

a revolutionary action and reflection

because the game liberates us individually and

collectively above all

collectively because playing today is

our true path to

freedom

Thank you

me

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