In this pristine home devoid of messy bodies, the film draws its icy conclusion: "Everything that is needed, nothing that is not".
Conclusion: everything I've experienced over the past 15 years leads me to conclude that artists, arts leaders, audiences and participants in the arts are smarter, more thoughtful, more nuanced, more provocative, more self-reflexive, subtler debaters than our elected representatives in the great debating chamber at Westminster.
Anyway, when Brazil wins a record sixth World Cup (which most Brazilians assume is a forgone conclusion) everything else will be forgiven; the stadium overruns and the huge cost to the public purse, the absence of promised infrastructure projects in host cities and the sheer inconvenience of having to rearrange our lives just so the tournament has a chance of running smoothly.
The talks at the panel in which I spoke - "New Media, Terror and Counter-Terrorism" - all led to the same conclusion: everything democracies can do on social media, terrorists can do better.
From then she lived alone, and shortly after wrote her parents a letter ("it was actually more of an essay with introduction, conclusion, everything") about why she was dropping out of school to be an actor.
Now a team of geologists has found that researchers may have been using a faulty key to decipher mudstones' codes, throwing into question conclusions about everything from ancient climate to paleogeography.
From the time we are children, our minds are rapidly forming associations, making assumptions and drawing conclusions about everything we experience through our senses, thus creating connections in our neural net.
As to what sort of impact such a portrait will have on young Russians watching the show, he said, "If they like it, they'll watch to the end, and reach the conclusion that everything ended badly".
Then, as the fatal conclusion approaches, everything falls into place.
"After many years, I came to the conclusion that everything he says is false," Postal says.
