In an election year for Britain, this kind of grand experiment in community government and participation is given an edge by perhaps the most fundamental traits of every gaming world: fairness, equality and transparency.
For people in the world, fairness is a fundamental early brain issue.
Those experiences reinforced my strong conviction we must somehow overcome the inequality in the world; fairness and decency demand that of us.
Just to mention recent movies, the amoral Norwegian thriller based on Jo Nesbø's Headhunters, the film versions of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy about political corruption in Sweden, and Nicolas Winding Refn's three Pusher movies about Copenhagen's criminal underside have exposed something explosive festering beneath the apparently well-ordered world of fairness, fir forests and fjords.
Chappell 1995 includes friendship, aesthetic value, pleasure and the avoidance of pain, physical and mental health and harmony, reason, rationality, and reasonableness, truth and the knowledge of it, the natural world, people, fairness, and achievements (p. 43).
In regions of the world where fairness and justice do not reign, Boston during its marathon remains a symbol and a model.
A world of fairness, dignity and equality starts from each one of us now, and blossoms into the future through our children.
In what world does fairness require that one person be able to spend more "speech" in one election than our most highly trained workers will earn in four decades of work?
In a pop world of perfect fairness, you'd probably hate even more music than you do already.
Yet last week I felt a glimmer of hope as the government released its latest report entitled "Excellence and fairness: achieving world-class public services".
Military prowess, especially of the nuclear kind, can get a country lots of attention and respect.MUHAMMAD SALEEMLarchmont, New YorkSIR It seems strange how much conditioning can change the world's sense of fairness, including, I'm afraid, The Economist's.
