A man steps into a bar and looks around. "Huh, nobody told me they installed a break room here."
With Slayer Juliet.
With Kappa's Dagna.
With Eclipse!Bell.
"Somewhat, yes. Humans aren't the only sentient species, and it's really hard to get so many disparate societies, different psychologies, to agree on something like this. There's a bit of a ruckus to reform it once in a while."
"Well, wait, why wouldn't you just separate the declaration of human rights from the declaration of other rights then?"
"Um. Oops. I called it a set of human rights again, how anthrocentric of me. No, it's meant to apply to all persons, and gets a bit overloaded with how many different kinds of people there are out there."
"So, arrange for MTU to find your world, or not? I've offered it to everyone I've met here so far but only one person actually took me up on it."
"I mean, are there reasons not to? What exactly makes a world exploitable, are we talking natural resources and primitive natives or, you know, highly magically potentiated twelve-year-olds who sometimes kill their entire families and everybody would believe it if it looked like they'd gotten killed in the process too but instead they were kidnapped?"
"Mostly primitive natives. Some natural resources. Unstable magical twelve-year-olds are likely just as hazardous to us as to you. It'd be tricky and expensive and risky and illegal, so nobody would put their career on the line organizing such a scheme."
"Okay. Any other pitfalls? I don't object to making this decision on behalf of my world or anything but I want all the information."
"MTU hires out mercenaries sometimes, and foreign magical mercenaries could tip the balance. Mercenaries and weapons are almost always restricted to defenses, the only offensive sales are in conflicts where one side is clearly and provably violating the universal rights and it can thus be justified to the tabloids that like to scream 'war profiteer!' at the top of their headlines."
"How are the more principled organizations a problem, do they end-run around local governance to empty badly run prisons or something?"
"Things like that happen occasionally, yes. Or people who think socialist economies are inherently evil and try to destroy them. Or religious extremists. The Purity advocates for genocide of nonhumans."
"We don't have any of those ourselves unless they count, like, animals, or mage shapeshifting."
"Then the Purity in particular won't be interested except possibly to find recruits."
"Okay. So we're in a solid position to contribute to and benefit from the multiversal economy, which like the normal economy is made of people, but can I assume it's on a solid upward trajectory long term? Stuff getting invented, stuff getting built faster than it's destroyed..."
"Yeah, long term upward trajectory. The rule of thumb is an average 3% growth per year plus or minus 8% percent for any individual year, I think."
"I can probably manage to get you listed as an entity of interest alongside various governments and corporations with the justification that you know the most about this stuff. Especially if I send you a catalog and you promise to compile likely avenues of trade. Things we can sell or buy. The advantage to this would be finder's fees, which are a rather small percentage that's calculated in an extremely obscure, complex way, but are not negligible."