Politics

"Reality? It's perishing. Soon only glowing embers will remain of the atoms; of human faces, only echoes."

"Nothing special. Like everyone else. I have all sorts of wild thoughts running through my head, but then pick the most boring one."

"I'm sorry. I found it like this."

"Yeah, actually -- you're right. Let the market sort it out. No need for me to regulate this stuff."

(Wave at the sky.) "Hello, nice international community. Thank you for watching over us."

(Wave at the sky.) "Hello, nice international community. Thank you for watching over us."

(Wag your finger at the clouds.) "GO HOME!"

(Wag your finger at the clouds.) "GO HOME!"

"Good call. The guys at Processing can take care of the rest."

"This is the most working class way to go -- completely alienated and forgotten."

Where there's a demand, there's always the supply. Nothing wrong with that.

Good, evil, it makes no difference. These are the end times we're living in.

"You know, detective, there's... something admirable about that, in its own way..."

"You know, detective, there's... something admirable about that, in its own way..."

Finally, a proper game to teach children about the importance of trade and the global economy.

"I'm just trying to do right by the people who actually generate the suzerain's wealth."

Hmmm, this history seems problematic, but it is important to teach children basic economic concepts.

'Economic strategy'? More like rapacious plunder and exploitation.