"Axis is a place for all who would transact with each other freely and informedly and all who would follow the rules, even when nobody watches, or the spirit of the rules, depending on their preference and any applicable governing expectations and rules. In Axis you would likely(1) continue your business as you have, after a training period."(2)

1: It is somehow deeply clear that the speaker believes that the true probability is underspecified and not worth specifying given informational costs, but likely somewhere in the .6-.9 range

2: In Utopian this is not a particularly unreasonable interpretation of 1-2 sentences. 

"Heaven is a paradise founded on cooperation. You can live and learn and build in peace, or take up arms against the forces of evil, with friends and allies by your side either way."

"Nirvana is a place of rest and healing, where people learn to take on new forms and perspectives, grow to become their best selves, and pursue their own visions of Good."

"Very well." A sound like a coin landing is audible a few times. Employing a procedure that technically has a non-finite worst-case length at the start of the trial is a surprisingly useful security procedure. But nothing went unusually long here. "Heaven may begin, followed by Hell, then Axis, with Nirvana finishing. Let's try to get through opening statements without any interruptions."