Writes Matt Rowe: I am playing the very popular and much awarded computer RPG game, Dragon Age: Origins. Like many modern RPGs, it contains moral choices, from good to evil, to shades of gray. It is a very good game, and I am sure many of your readers play it. There is a quest in the game in which you are asked to stop a merchant from price gouging. You come across the merchant being harassed by a clergy member and a couple of men identified as refugees. The clergy member, backed by the tough looking ‘refugees,’ demand that the … Continue reading Libertarianism in a Computer Game