Human society encompasses diverse lifestyles and constantly
evolving mechanisms with heterogeneous structures. When different ethnic groups
with their own cultural backgrounds intersect in the ever-changing landscape of
technology networks, they also create flexible and peculiar rules in the
virtual world.
Whether in the real world or the virtual realm, there are
always complex interactions involving cooperation, competition, risk-taking,
manipulation of control, and trade-offs in the process. These interactions
persistently underpin the development of economic behaviors, with rewards and
risks intertwined.
'Jinology-Risk or Profit?' primarily draws inspiration from
contemporary venture capital economic activities as a "process." It
reexamines the adaptability and variability of economic social mechanisms in
contemporary life by deconstructing, reassembling, and overlaying the
interactions among investors, startup companies, and surrounding competitors
during their operational processes.
On the other hand, 'Jinology-Essence'
explores how general economic behaviors in society are perceived and measured.
Both works intentionally adopt a first-person gaming perspective, non-narrative
and satirical techniques, multi-segment editing, and a raw handmade aesthetic.
They diverge from the current trend of refined visual aesthetics in virtual
gaming products, emphasizing the necessity of innovation and versatile social
mechanisms in contemporary civilization.
Furthermore, 'Jinology-Silver vs Gold' is a fictional
newspaper that employs a customized trading model and utilizes mathematical
computational data to discuss the historical positioning of the gold standard
system.
