This is the final part in Robert Darroll's Taiwanese Trilogy which follows as an interpretation to a lengthy period of teaching in Taiwan. It is dedicated to Darroll's students in the Department of Digital Media at Ming Chuan University. About the experimental short, Darroll wrote, "Ghosts require ghost money. I suspect they have the same vices and obsessions as their living descendants. This work is the counterpart to How Technology Saved the World. When technology fails, we can fall back on the ghosts of ancestors to save us. Double indemnity."