game-theory

Religious practices serve as an incentive mechanism where we accrue positive karma points for “good” decisions and actions, while “bad” choices result in a deduction or negative karma points.

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All religious advisors/Nyaanis are game strategists. They have their books and ways to win the game, some easier, some harder. Some provide loop holes to win for a “ $ fee”

Being rational is a curse, imagine if you were a soap box nothing would concern you.

The criteria for determining what constitutes good and bad are predefined within the established rules of the religious system.

It’s fun though, optimise and choose the religion(game) based on your own rational  needs

P.S. This is across all religion not just one.

Heh! Never thought this way! Makes a lot of sense now.

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The image is a bit misleading, the game cannot be confined to a 2x2 my thought was a general consensus of how different religious practices have different rules and how all boils down to your choices being good or bad where it’s all predefined and gurus & spiritual leaders are our game strategists.

In this view, the 2x2 is way too simple to describe what is actually a lifetime’s supply of choices.

Each choice is a branch, and we don’t know whether we end up in heaven/hell until the very end (there is no clear threshold for “karma points”)