The Game We Think We SawPart I — What the Result Shows
Part I — What the Result Shows
Central question: What does converting a game into a result make visible—and what does it leave behind?
A scoreboard turns movement into a result; a box score divides contributions; a story then gathers around the people easiest to remember. Each step helps seeing and leaves something behind—what the result measured, and what produced it.
What the Result Shows
A scoreboard turns movement into a result. A box score divides the result into visible contributions. Then a story gathers those contributions around the people easiest to remember.
Each step helps us see.
Each also leaves something behind.
The chapters in this part ask what the result measured and what produced it. They begin with the number, then look toward the actions, relationships, and systems the number cannot carry alone.