The year is 2029. The Reform Party has won a majority in the House of Commons, with the vast majority of seats outside London (see map: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OvaTDnTovIjKHdZeh4K0pcgjhPqlnHxp/view?usp=sharing, source: Electoral Calculus).

"In The Frogs, the protagonists travel to the underworld to revive playwrights, in the hope that great art can bring moral direction to their war-torn, apathetic societies.

The protagonists forego their first choice playwrights (Euripides or Shaw) known for their instructive and clear morality to return with more forthcoming, lyrical playwrights (Aeschylus, Shakespeare), making the case that art can change the world more effectively when it is beautiful, even as beauty comes at the cost of its moral character."

Blackstone's Ratio is the concept that it is better to let 100 guilty people go free than to jail an innocent person.

This principle underpins many justice systems around the world, such as the principle of innocent until proven guilty and the creation of Courts of Appeal.

Moral relativism is the idea that there is no universal or absolute set of moral principles.

Moral absolutism is the belief that certain actions are inherently right or wrong, regardless of the context, culture, or individual beliefs. It posits that there are objective moral principles that apply universally and without exception.

"Project Jadar is a lithium mining project set to be realised in western Serbia by multinational British-Australian company Rio Tinto. 

The Serbian government revoked licences for this project in January 2022 after a set of long environmental protests. Two years later, in 2024, the Serbian president stated that the government wants to hold further talks with Rio Tinto.

On the 4th June 2025, the European Commission recognised project Jadar as one among 13 new strategic projects related to critical raw materials in third countries."