Number One Chicken

The strangest, funniest manhunt on the Equator by a bunch of amateur mole hunters, whose chase in a hot, humid island takes them from one farcical situation to another. They use all manner of tricks, from hypnosis to feng shui, to unmask and entrap the mole in their midst. Their one clue from their intelligence source is the enigmatic statement, "If you see him you would know." How should the mole hunters even begin their chase? The hunt for the mole brings out a serious concern: How do people deal with and make decisions on incomplete information? People may be presented with the same facts, but they often process the facts differently, and come to see different things. The brave ones go where the facts take them, even if the truth at the end of the road is an empty wasteland. The cowards process facts in an unthinking, robotic way, to make the truth fit their desire. The truth does not come in a neat package that you can take from a shelf for immediate use. The truth can only be found at the end of an honest process.