OVERWHELMING

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Definitions

1. as a person begins to be unwilling to overwhelm, he, of course, begins to be unwilling to win and so loses pan-determinism and sinks into self-determinism. Games are, for our auditing purposes, "contests in overwhelmings." The primary overwhelming is to take space. (PAB 80)

2. overwhelming does not consist of space, energy et al. It is the idea that an overwhelming has occurred. The winner is convinced that he has overwhelmed the opposing player. The loser is convinced that he has been overwhelmed. (PAB 80)

3. to push in too tight. (SH Spec 57, 6109C21)