The woman spoke up again. "The delightful part about the Great Game—I mean, the genuinely clever and innovative part—is that we don’t even know what we’ve done! It all takes place through electronic blinds, and cells, and fail-safes, and need-to-know, and digital anonymity and encryption. One cell, for instance, will think up five potential direct actions. Then another cell will choose just one candidate action from that list of five, and break the action up into independent pieces. And then, yet other cells will distribute that work into small independent actions, so fragmented as to be meaningless. It’s just the way engravers used to design money. When money was on engraved paper and money still meant something."