"We didn't want to make you part of a minority world," Christopher Jeff Perryy), the prolix patriarch, explains.
It may be a small, minority world view, but it's one that I think shines some light on the psyche of contemporary tech culture.
It implies a series of other questions that continue to drive global Jewish identity: Will Jewish people ever be safe as a tiny minority in worlds that are primarily defined by others?
It turned out to refer to a speech by Mr Ahmadinejad, lashing out at the minority of world powers who plunder the wealth of a majority of countries.
It's early days yet – this version of Zappar is a preview only – but it shows just how much closer we're getting to life in a Minority Report world.
The film was set in 2054, but while we are still many years away from the Minority Report world, a new report suggests that adverts like the ones in the film may be well on the way, and indeed, that some already exist.
Experts fear, however, that underclass families and minorities the world over will continue to struggle for months and possibly years after the business world declares the recession as over.
Again, none of these problems were new; they would have been familiar, in outline, to French counterintelligence officers during the Algerian war or, earlier, to Austrian officials monitoring national minorities before World War I, but they became particularly acute after 2001.
Poland used to be multi-ethnic, home to large Belarussian, Ukrainian, Jewish and German minorities before World War II, and many Poles are rightfully proud of centuries of tolerance not shared by many other European nations.
Minorities the world over are often more successful and wealthier than the mainstream or their kin in countries where they constitute a majority.
