Environmentally Depressing 'X Monopoly' Has Doomsday Countdown
Brian G Randles — September 27, 2009 — Eco
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‘X Monopoly’ is meant to teach lessons on how to deal with capitalistic life when you have to address natural disasters, age and environmental obligations. All before you pass go and collect $200.
‘X Monopoly’ was designed to help people see the difficulty, and necessity, of balancing the environment and money. A bit morbid for my taste--one of the pieces in ‘X Monopoly’ is a dying person. I think I’ll stick with the top hat.
‘X Monopoly’ was designed to help people see the difficulty, and necessity, of balancing the environment and money. A bit morbid for my taste--one of the pieces in ‘X Monopoly’ is a dying person. I think I’ll stick with the top hat.
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