"Life is a game" Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not?

I don't think that life is a game. Because Life is not a sort of virtual reality, one which you can disengage from at will. There is no reset button. So one's actions and decisions have real consequences, and sometimes those consequences are irrecoverable and permanent. For example, if you kill a person in-game, you won't be punished. But if you kill anyone in real life, you will be punished by law and the government. Also, games are subject to design and programming by humans. As a result, every decision and action undertaken in a game has a finite set of possibilities. That's not the way the real world works. In the "real" world, it is often next to impossible to predict with any certainty what the consequences of your decisions will be, both in the short and long run. Any model which attempts to approximate the potential consequences of any particular decision or strategy is invariably flawed by virtue of limited collective experience and knowledge in a particular field of study. So don't be too addicted to the game but pay attention to real life