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May 18, 2006

Balancing the French National Budget: Doom, or Warcraft?

It's official:  France is now a video game.  A good idea, poorly executed, from the sounds of it.

Virtual government is the future. I think we should scrap the whole lame, sucky diebold voting machine idea as being way too gigapet, and move to a more robust gaming platform.  I'd like to see elections decided in a format resembling a combination of American Idol, SimCity, and Ender's Game.  Let the politicians compete for by running a virtual country, populated by voter/players.

May 18, 2006 in Game of Life |

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Judy Shaw

Laughed out loud! SIMS government would get more active response than voting

Posted by: Judy Shaw | July 02, 2006 at 08:47 PM

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