Game (of Phenotype)

Two billiards pals (rivals) exchange image/ideas about fortune-and-superstition views for a capitalism reflection worth a fields thermal and cheer.

Simple tale of how a game may offer imprints of Earthling theosophy for the Ego, inspired loosely by Pawn Sacrifice (Ed Zwick). 

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AMLAN: Simple game; I've taken the final 4 balls following your final miss.

MARCUS: Sticks and angles and alignments and rates-of-targeting (Ego).

AMLAN: Perchance billiards/pool is a light for all things causal (simplified).

MARCUS: We've become pool-pals but with differing consciousness!

AMLAN: You've inherited your fortunes, while I earned mine (Wall-St.).

MARCUS: We're ideal rivals and philosophers-of-exchange (for the Ego!).

AMLAN: Ha (Color of Money fan, pal?).

AMLAN: I made $15M on Wall-St. during the 2009 mini-crash (Ford).

MARCUS: I inherited my fortunes (New England) from French ancestry!

AMLAN: I consider upward mobility a hallmark of capitalism's image (USA).

MARCUS: I find pockets of activity-interest reflection for luxury-vanities.

AMLAN: Good for a qualia thermal (Selfie-like).

MARCUS: Fan of Other People's Money, pal?

AMLAN: Ha, Facebook-like.

AMLAN: We're contrasting reps of fortune-and-superstition, Marcus.

MARCUS: Our close pool-game, coming down to final 2 turns, is good IQ.

AMLAN: Like that scene in Trading Places when the two bud-tycoons argue!

MARCUS: I like thinking of causal-image (billiards) as risk-speculations.

AMLAN: Good for ale...I prefer to keep causal-image as speedy-fun.

MARCUS: You must be into magnetism...I find interest in pulleys.

AMLAN: That's cool...the Super Bowl TV-revenue culture is a pulley-motion.

MARCUS: How's that, Amlan my friend?
AMLAN: Well, access to capitalism's profit-mark symbols is gravity, surely.

MARCUS: Fan of Bring it On?

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)