i can clear a list in 10 minutes and get 50 glory points , i think this is pretty unique idea however for it to be worth anything it would kinda be broken <| sep |> You bet . Trump is taking him to cyber . <| sep |> This is a very good point . I guess another thing that might be in GRRM ' s favour might be that we , in our normal history have no magic and so no Age of actual , real Heroes as they do . By this I mean superhumans with magical powers , as were probably around before the Andals . I don ' t mean that every claim about the Age of Heroes was true of course , but that when there is a ruling tier who can do things that the lowly serf can never do , then perhaps this promotes a kind of stability . I think the Varamyr chapter is quite illustrative in this regard . The very earliest Starks or whoever , it isn ' t really important might well have lived as Varamyr does , preying off a population parasitically , and being given homage by those people . Over generations that kind of thing might become quite a tight symbiotic bond . Couple this with the punishing northern winters , and I can see how a stratified society that mutually supports itself , and is constantly set back by the fearsome conditions might be quite stable . Obviously this is post hoc rationalisation , but like I said , I think there ' s enough that is different about their world , and that societies in general are so complex that he kind of dodges this being an out and out problem in the world building . That said , I don ' t think the world is perfect in every regard . It is a backdrop for a rollicking yarn and isn ' t always realistic . People go on about the height of the wall , but again , magic , handwave , magic . For me its the fact that the Trident emerges from a bog and somehow flows all the way to the far side of Westeros and the sea makes no sense and I don ' t think can be handwaved away .