Well, I think the overall political situation here in Finland is generally the same. And that is one of the reasons of writing this saga about different tribes. I think that in the contemporary world the big question is not "which tribe has the right ideas?" but more like "how to organize peaceful interaction between different tribes?"

The question of inter-tribal interaction becomes especially tricky when the 'tribes' aren't geographically isolated, but mixed. Which is the main theme of this blog post; the traditional ways of Rabbit Catchers are altered because of adopting new hunting methods, which create new ways of labour, and challenge the old concepts of justice etc. So the previously homogenous Rabbit Catcher culture turns into more divided one, where people have vastly different experience depending on if they are 'bosses', 'workers', or 'traditional families still hunting rabbit only'.

Oh well. I think that the coming weekend I'll have enough time to write a third and concluding piece to this saga of moral tribes =) That will take a closer and more analytical look at the questions of our tribal minds. I'd guess that already at this point it won't be a surprise that personally I am not in favour of the system in which 'whichever culture manages to get enough votes to control the federal government can tell everyone else how to live.' - to me the question is practical; such a system won't be very stable in the long run. If we aim for peace and prosperity and long-term non-collapse, then I think we need to re-invent our political system - and to develop new ways of political/philosophical debate. But more of that in the next blog post.

What comes to indie game development, I think all the credit goes to Sami. He has been the one who has stayed with the project for so long that it earned the Guinness World Record. Now I remember that earlier in the blog comments someone suggested me to do a in-depth interview of Sami. Maybe I should do that some time, to address questions like these =)

PS. Cool stuff on dizzydragon net !