Don't expect any kind of political subtext though: the plot is forgettable and any moral message is clouded by the indifference shown towards Rico's endless collateral damage.
Bill McKibben, founder of environment movement 350.org, said: "The power of the fossil fuel industry is reflected in the text of the agreement, which drags out the transition [to clean energy] so far that endless climate damage will be done".
Our safety is far, far more imperiled by the fact that we have a military at all than by any enemy that military is allegedly fighting, but is, in fact, creating as it churns out endless collateral damage, a.k.a., dead and injured civilians.
As opposed to the direct damage from endless exposure to models, networking would appear to have an indirect effect – girls' fears about their bodies being exacerbated by picking up bad ideas about themselves and the norms, as well as seeing pictures of other girls on the sites.
But so-called neuropathic pain, which can result from nerve damage, seems endless and pointless.
Polymath Zoellick believes the seemingly endless financial crisis has damaged rich countries' "authority and prestige" when it comes to dispensing economic advice to the developing world.
We are more sensitive now to the damage wrought by endless images of unhealthily thin bodies.
As the Baby Boomers continue to die off, leaving irreversible environmental damage, systematic racism, endless war in the Middle East, and various financial disasters in their wake, post-millennials might want to adopt the slogan that every one of their grandparents deserves to have carved into their tombstone – Hold My Albatross – as a rallying cry.
Indeed, "relying on complicated financial models can damage stories, inviting endless debates about assumptions and making it difficult to relate meaningful arguments to senior managers".
Those and dozens more represent collateral damage in the endless battle for continual musical and cultural relevance.
