"Finite and Infinite Games" is a concept introduced by James P. Carse in his book of the same name. Finite games are played with the goal of winning, following specific rules and having clear endpoints, such as sports or board games. The players compete against each other, and the outcome determines a winner and a loser. In contrast, infinite games focus on the continuation and evolution of the game itself. The objective is not to win but to keep playing and to foster growth and creativity. Examples include life, relationships, and learning, where the emphasis is on collaboration and exploration rather than competition.