This series addresses the human impact on its surroundings and reminds us of the importance of the game phenomenon.In game theory, humans rarely act in isolation. Even small decisions — cooperate vs. compete, conserve vs. exploit, trust vs. betray — interact with the decisions of others.

Yet in everyday language, a game is understood as something harmless, a child’s play, and in contemporary video games we even have the option to save our progress and reload when needed.

But time travel is not available to us.And so, game theory becomes a reminder that this is no game at all.