The Genesis of Animal Play¶
Burghardt, G. M. (2005). The Genesis of Animal Play: Testing the Limits. MIT Press.
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- Sandboxing
- Software development practice: dev/staging/production ladders, feature flags, and canary deployments form within-production sandboxes with diminishing protection and increasing observability. Children's play: developmental and ethological literatures treat play as nature's sandbox — predators rehearsing the hunt, children rehearsing social roles with stakes reduced to negotiable fictions.
This sourceDevelops the ethological account of play as low-stakes rehearsal of consequential behaviors, the basis for treating play as nature's sandbox.
- Software development practice: dev/staging/production ladders, feature flags, and canary deployments form within-production sandboxes with diminishing protection and increasing observability. Children's play: developmental and ethological literatures treat play as nature's sandbox — predators rehearsing the hunt, children rehearsing social roles with stakes reduced to negotiable fictions.
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