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One of the biggest topics of public debate in recent years has been the so-called Sexual Redistribution Theory, which was raised by economist Robin Hanson, a researcher at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute, after it was revealed that the Toronto van attack was motivated by a lack of success with women. Hanson's thought process tries to introduce the redistribution of sexual goods according to the principle of social justice, treats the sexual need as a basic right, and on the basis of this, suggests that men who are deprived in this area due to the injustices of the times should be given sex. He proposes monetary compensation for those suffering from lack of sex, the allocation of sex robots to those in need through health care, all of which is justified by the fact that countless assassins, terrorists, and men with deviant social behavior have been found to have the basic problem of their lives as dissatisfaction.

Hanson's thought experiment was embraced by the so-called Incel movement, which is a movement of men who live in forced celibacy and describe themselves as omega males, who speak out in favor of eliminating the injustices of sexual life and partner selection. This means, in short, that the first-rate alpha males and the second-rate beta males in terms of success with women will pass all women away from them, leaving the omegas unsatisfied.

In our play, which we created on the basis of a pre-written story outline, using our actors' improvisations, we try to imagine the world where sexual redistribution is realized.