@len.parliament I don't understand why that's so important though? It's not like they can easily get into or communicate with another silo and why that would be such a problem? If the aim is to ultimately preserve life then why do the opposite, when each silo living in isolation will practically guarantee extinction? Humans cannot help but strive to find answers to the unknown there will always be the curiosity to venture outside, especially when lied to under times of poor leadership. I don't understand why that's so important though? It's not like they can easily get into or communicate with another silo and why that would be such a problem? If the aim is to ultimately preserve life then why do the opposite, when each silo living in isolation will practically guarantee extinction? Humans cannot help but strive to find answers to the unknown there will always be the curiosity to venture outside, especially when lied to under times of poor leadership.
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