Metaverse coda: anarchy, morals, and the complaint line

Tying back to the metaverse opener, a host recounts a seven-year-old asking to borrow a pencil to draw something crude on his dad's face, and concludes that removing social constraints does not produce freedom but childishness — crowds drive mores, and the metaverse is largely uncrowdable. The show closes with the Bob Eisenlauer complaint line and the standard benediction, 'be faithful in the means; God will handle the ends.'