Well, we're building wonders. Can you imagine a more suitable player for this turnset as the legendary builder himself ?
Moreover, the game thinks so itself. But more on that later...
I first look into the city and decide to juggle worked tiles. Growth we don't need right now as we're at the happy cap anyway. We need production. So I move from the 6F+1C tile to the 1F+3P+1C tile, shaving off one turn from the Parthenon. This costs us 3 net food, but we'll have enough in the stock. The math: We need only 1 turn of stockpiling food before changing back to full prod for the Colossus.
I told you the game thinks itself that I'm the man of the hour ? Well, have a look...
And sure enough...
After one turn of repleneshing our stocks we go back to production. Colossus in 4.
Woot ! We score !
Well, both wonders grabbed. Not too bad. The only weedy move was this one:
I prechopped forests and wasn't aware that the (2) in brackets means the forest gets chopped
next turn already. My fault, but it did speed up the Colossus and carried over to our next build, the Pavillion. Right now I'm building a Cottage on that tile.
I hand the game off for one reason: We're one turn away from CS. I have not settled myself yet as there is the chance to rush the Shewdagon Paya. Do we want to rush it and make full use od Pacifism/Free Religion ages before it comes available (thus making a triple civics swap next turn) ? Currently the Paya would take 18 turns. I've started the Globe, 12 turns from now, we're growing in 22 and get our next GP in 6.
Imhotep
That's the idea i had when i wrote all that above! I wonder, w/those 3 sea resources, if it's worth the turns to grow or the turns to whip ~ 
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