It is a woman, seemingly naked – one of seven chosen by Wallinger, all genuinely called Diana, who will occupy the room in turn throughout the show.
Firstly, is there something we can genuinely call a normative European identity, or has Europe's Judeo-Christian heritage been swept away in the nihilism of a mixture of radical secularism and misdirected multiculturalism?
Match report: France 2-1 RoMatch Match report: France 2-0 Albania A first 0-0 draw in a Euros since 2008 and, more pertinently, the first time the tournament's structure has been genuinely called into question since the games began.
"Unless we get a place to live that we can genuinely call home, then it's very difficult to get any other aspect of your life right," she said, to rapturous applause.
The chance, through food, to meet people whom I could genuinely call 'friend', and here in America's oft criticized Midwest I had found a whole group of them.
Other notable Have I Got News rip-offs include Julian Fellowes's BBC4 panel show about punctuation, genuinely called Never Mind The Full Stops; and The Answer Lies In The Soil, an ITV panel show effort that largely involved identifying seeds.
We recognise it as non-essential to further scientific knowledge, and since none is genuinely called upon to suffer physical hardship and danger on behalf of humanity, to do so in the pursuit of glory is regarded as something as an indulgence.
It was one of the few clubs in New York which the gay, and predominantly African-American and Latino, patrons could genuinely call their own.
But is this all just fursecution, as some genuinely call it in the otherkin community?
There is genuinely something called a following motion.
