Posts from Actaea

they were already quite advanced in education and science even before the "mushroomization" ) Now they are just finishing up what's left.

Rex Ventorum sends requests expressing a desire to hold diplomatic negotiations.

I'll post a couple of links that I stumbled upon; maybe someone has already seen them. Just in case, someone might find them interesting.

A slightly outdated guide on creating a nation, where the answers to the questionnaire and other questions are explained in detail. Now that everyone has created their own countries, it can't hurt to take a look.
A fun program that shows the economic characteristics of a nation and/or the entire region in more detail. I'll say right away that there are many inaccuracies, but it's worth taking a look. Also, there's a very interesting scale for converting the national currency into dollars, or simply comparing the value of one currency relative to another. And here's a second similar program for comparison.
[URL="http://nsdossier.texasregion.net/default.aspx#[/"]Here[/URL] are several interesting functions at once; everything is explained there.

The Colony of Rex Ventorum has provided zero budget resources to the following areas:

Welfare
Spirituality
Environment
SocialEquality

#221: Outdated Tax Code Crushing @@NAME@@? [Padosistan; ed:Reploid Productions]

The Issue
Over the years, the government's tax code has become a headache-inducing tangle. Recently a prominent tax official was crushed to death under the weight of a complete copy of the tax code falling on his head. As a result, taxes are higher than ever and an unlikely alliance of taxpayers, businesses, and government officials are demanding something be done to fix the situation.

The Debate
1. "We've got to put a stop to this before more lives are lost, like mine!" says @@RANDOMNAME@@, the new head of the @@NAME@@ Revenue Agency, indicating the search and rescue crew armed with paper shredders. "We need to abandon all our tax codes and protocols and begin anew! It's drastic, I know, and it will mean chaos in the bureaucracy, but at least the people could enjoy a tax break!"

2. "It's true that something has got to be done about the tax code, but it doesn't need to be an all-or-nothing decision!" proclaims @@RANDOMNAME@@, spokesperson of the Alliance of @@NAME@@ Businesses and Industry. "Just cut bloated government programs like welfare and health and education, and give everybody a tax break. Just make sure you leave those business subsidies alone, alright? After all, we need all the help we can get to remain competitive without sacrificing people's jobs!"

3. "If anything is bloated about the taxes and how our money is spent, it's those business subsidies!" rages @@RANDOMNAME@@, a concerned and rather irate citizen. "If you ask me, the government needs to cut the corporate welfare for these rich bigwigs! Cut the average guy a tax break, and keep the programs that benefit the people, not big business!"

5. "I have an unorthodox way to solve this once and for all," suggests your questionably sane Interior Minister, playing with a chemistry set despite the gravity of the meeting. "Instead of all that 'populism,' why don't we infuse the water supply with, I dunno, sedatives or something?" He grins maniacally. "Imagine how easy it would be to control the citizenry! Put the right drugs in the water, and I'm sure you'd have zero dissidents. Think about it: you could abolish all those superfluous legislatures and make yourself The Great Water's absolute ruler."

Where in the Woods is Cindy SanFrancisco?
The Issue
After their daughter wandered off into the woods behind her house, a pair of teary-eyed parents interrupts one of your meetings, beseeching you to step up the rescue effort.
The Debate
1. "She's only t-t-three years old!" sobs the lost girl's mother. "She'll never make it out there in the wilderness all alone. She's going to d-d-d-", her husband steps in as she breaks down in tears, "Please, you have to do something! There aren't enough rescue workers out there. You need to hire more or divert them from other areas or something! What's more important than a child's safety?"

Following new legislation in Sciencecracy, the bonfire of the old paper records can be seen for miles around Sciencecracy City.

At least we have kind Revan, who can understand the situation.

Will that work if, in the library issue, we choose the option of a complete transition to electronic publications?

Thank you, at least we have a kind Revan who can understand the situation.

Following new legislation in Sciencecracy, several citizens have complained about scientists abducting their pets for experimentation.