> On a flip side - politics is deeply social game. My mental image of gamers is very opposite of social (yes I know many games nowadays are social). On the fli

> On a flip side - politics is deeply social game. My mental image of gamers is very opposite of social (yes I know many games nowadays are social). On the flip-flip side, the US has a president which seems to have a high 'charisma score' and very little grasp on reality. Being able to wrap your head around the interconnectedness of resources in something as simple as a video game is just one factor. I'd like to know how much candidates can deal with the complexities with something as 'simple' as video game society: they could suck at it, and that could be fine if they have other qualities, but it could be a useful data point.