Timestream Journey - Results

Timestream Journey - Results
Number of players to date: 3680

Dilemma 1
The three most important items that players took with them if they decided to leave were:

[12%]  transport - ox cart, or bicycle, or motorbike  
[25%]  all the rice you have  
[12%]  clothes for everyone or shoes if you have them  
[05%]  jewellery  
[06%]  important family papers for land, marriage etc  
[04%]  family photos or mementos  
[15%]  all the money you have  
[07%]  cooking implements - spoon, pot, plate, matches  
[08%]  weapon such as a knife or hoe  
[07%]  sleeping mats or blankets  

Dilemma 2
The strongest reason why players think the Khmer Rouge came to power is:

[18%]  French colonial rule  
[16%]  Oppression of political opposition  
[26%]  The Vietnam War  
[12%]  General Lon Nol's regime  
[11%]  The United States bombing in Cambodia  
[16%]  Communism  

Dilemma 3
Cambodia is receiving help to rebuild and players think that the most important priorities are:

[12%]  Access to a good basic education  
[24%]       in top two priorities  
[04%]  Home business development  
[12%]       in top two priorities  
[06%]  Landmines eradication  
[14%]       in top two priorities  
[05%]  Justice  
[09%]       in top two priorities  
[02%]  Tourism  
[03%]       in top two priorities  
[03%]  Rural development  
[10%]       in top two priorities  
[18%]  Access to healthcare  
[28%]       in top two priorities  

Dilemma 4
Over 20 years ago, many people were directly or indirectly involved in atrocities linked to the Khmer Rouge regime. In the players view, the most appropriate way to deal with this now is:

[25%]  Let the past stay in the past. It's too late now to bring people to account for those actions. Pol Pot is dead now.  
[25%]  Bring the top leaders to trial as they should bear the full responsibility for the crimes that were committed at that time.  
[12%]  Everyone had a choice about which side they were on and how they acted. If witnesses say that a person committed a crime then the victim's family has a right to see justice done.  
[06%]  You don't have enough prisons, courts, lawyers or judges to give people a fair and proper trial.  
[07%]  If you detained thousands of people, the country's agriculture and economy would suffer and even more families would struggle to survive.  
[26%]  Let the United Nations choose a suitable process for bringing people to justice. That will keep politicians or influential people from trying to protect their interests.  

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