The Human Game is the second book in The War of Thoughts series—a bold, introspective continuation of the arena where legends once debated the cosmos. This time, the war turns inward. The battlefield is the human mind. In this stunning sequel to Cracks in the Known, author and independent thinker Sandeep Chavan walks into a dream—not cosmic, but psychological. Here, Freud, Jung, Nietzsche, Buddha, Krishna, and AI don't lecture—they reflect, challenge, and provoke. Each chapter becomes a living confrontation with the roles we play, the fears we bury, and the morality we inherit. This isn’t a book of answers. It’s a deconstruction of mental architecture. A challenge to the polished masks we wear in the name of success, safety, and virtue. What if fear isn’t an enemy—but a designer of our identities? What if morality isn’t a truth—but a system of control? And what if the mind, long thought to be a prisoner of patterns, is actually the player capable of rewriting the game? The Human Game doesn’t just question how we think. It dares to ask why we continue playing a game we never agreed to—and what happens when we finally wake up. Welcome to the arena where silence observes, thought rebels, and truth, once again, is up for debate.