Game

Build a playable version with rules, turns, and a score so people learn the idea by doing rather than by reading. Unlike a calculator that answers one question, it invites repeated rounds, surprises, and fast feedback that builds instinct.

Build a playable version with rules, turns, and a score so people learn the idea by doing rather than by reading. Unlike a calculator that answers one question, it invites repeated rounds, surprises, and fast feedback that builds instinct.

Example

Turn the household budget into a family game night. Each round is one month: draw a card (car repair, $400 bonus), then send the money to renovation, debt, or savings, and score the year-end balance. After 10 rounds everyone feels which choices hold up.