You are one of very few powerful leaders of a major religion called "Sotorija". Like many other religions, most of Sotorija's 200 million followers are conservatives or moderates, with some people being progressives, and a tiny portion being extremists.

Upon years of studying scripture, you have come to the conclusion that Sotorija is a radical religion. As such, you have lost your faith. You see yourself as having two options. Option A is leaving Sotorija. You can speak your truth from a safe refuge and encourage people to leave the religion. Option B is staying. You would continue to serve as a leader, enjoying modest but respectable living standards, and pretend that Sotorija is a very progressive religion and attempt to convince your followers as such.

You are an upper-class, middle-aged individual living in Pyongyang. Although you must still abide by the laws of North Korea, you have significant monetary freedom to access luxuries, higher education, and sometimes foreign goods and services as part of the North Korean elite. You are an only child to two parents, and have no other family members.

The “Vienna Model” of social housing requires developers that build new residential complexes to lease 25% of units at significantly reduced rates to tenants chosen by the municipal government.