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nix001

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24 Apr 2012 13:29Link
Andy says 'but we also think that the assets situation is unbalanced and might be beyond repair.'

Has this simulator simulated the fate of the western capitalistic society?

Few with all and the rest with nothing?

In one European country 5 people own more that everyone else in that country put together. Was the Capitalization of our society really a good thing for society? or is it only good for the few greedy ones among-st us?

Have we also all played a part in destroying our futures Environment just so these few can have it all?

What legacy are we leaving apart from debt and destruction?

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James the Fair

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24 Apr 2012 14:03Link
I can tell you that theres no equality on this game, this game has been abused that much theres litually no maximum limit on the amount of money and nuclear weapons a player should be allowed to have, thats why I only play on here as a free member now as I think it's time to level the playing field as well as in real life.
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nix001

All worlds
24 Apr 2012 19:27Link
Hi James. That my fiend is what capitalism was meant to do. To level the playing field means removing the security of those who have it. But as the human race has shown, they will not give up willingly what makes them feel safe and secure. Which means it will have to be taken from them. But taking something away from someone who has everything is gonna lead to us all loosing everything.

All we can do is hope they give back what we have given them. But hope its not reality that makes they realize what they are doing. For then it will be too late. Remember. We have given them the power by letting them into our minds and emotions through advertising. They don't spend millions on a picture. They spend millions on the research into making that picture manipulate as many people as possible into doing what they want them to do. Listen to their desires and not their conscience.

So now we cannot moan just because the promise they
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Scarlet

All worlds
25 Apr 2012 03:58Link
This isn't exactly a zero-sum game.

And I don't think advertisers have as much power as you think.
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nix001

All worlds
25 Apr 2012 12:35Link
Hi Scarlet. Around 1903 the majority of the American people really only bought what they needed. Their desire levels were very low.
A group of industrialists heard about a magician who could manipulate a room of people. They went and watched. After seeing it for themselves they said to themselves 'If he can do that to a room full of people, imagine how much money we could make if we could manipulate society' And from that day forth, the industrialists embarked on a programme of manipulating society with..............adverts.

They turned people from wanting what they need into needing what they want.

As for Zero-sum? As long as their is Gold in the game we can cash out. So there is sum-ting. The GM know theres too much gold in the game, hence the devaluation and the sub-sequence removal of the GM from the Gold market. We will see how this works. For many the game, like life, might become zero-sum because they can'
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Scarlet

All worlds
25 Apr 2012 16:35Link
Sometimes I wonder if you're actually serious or this persona is playing a caricature of an environmentalist. :/
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nix001

All worlds
25 Apr 2012 22:50Link
Your right Scarlet. I'm a persona of a virtual slayer in the layer of the virtual Dragon. Existing in a simulation simulating the enjoyment of making profit, which in the real world is leading to the down fall of civilizations and the destruction of the Environment. I am here to remind the dragons that their desire for complete control and lack of empathy for their fellow beings will not go unchallenged.
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Sunny

All worlds
25 Apr 2012 23:05Link
Just popping in to say:-

RRRRAAAAAWWWWWRRRR!

*closes door as exiting*
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Christopher Michael

All worlds
26 Apr 2012 01:14Link
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!