Due to the nucleation, civilians moved to 10 meters underground and some of them migrate to other undeveloped area. The lifestyle of the civilians has dramatically changed and we can generally clarify into two types of way that civilians live. The underground high-tec and the rural low-tec lifestyle. Since the atomic bomb has destroy the cities, everything has been moved to underground as it was the quickest way to avoid major damage from the bomb. The underground world becomes the new urban area with the stellar city structure. Civilians choose to live in rural area remains dispersal into villages.
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| Image 1. Stellar city structure underground |
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| Image 2. Rural village |
Image 1 retrieved from http://fma.wikia.com/wiki/Central_City
Reading 1 Reflection
The degree of dispersal or concentration :
I personally support the idea of concentrate into dominant cities.
Reading 2 Reflection
People lived in the past has warned their next generations to avoid what have have experienced from the Tsunami. The stone has been stood there for more than a hundred years. I wonder why our technology is still so fragile in front of the natural power, why is it not advanced enough to withstand such a natural disaster. I kept thinking the reason of this question and i finally realized, yes the technology is so fragile, so weak, however everyone is rely on it. They ignore the fact that over relying on technology will destroy our human kind, just like the Tsunami wiped out everything even if our technology is so advanced today. The one who stood the stone there has already predicted that another Tsunami is coming in the next century. But people choose to neglect it. How many other warnings told by the old people that we have disregarded or forgotten? We does not have to obey and follow everything they have told us, yet, we learn from the mistake that they have made and tell the mistake that we have made to our next generations.
Reading 3 Reflection
I do agree with what Jim wrote about people using the term "green" on everything nowadays. "Recyclable", “biodegradable" These words subconsciously influence people choose the buy them rather than the one who doesn't have these terms. How many people will actually look into how biodegradable the product really is? The meaning of green has been usurped, hijacking by the corporations that is not even doing anything green. I didn't notice until he raised the word "linguistic detoxification" I found this "technique" quite interesting as sometimes we may have to imagine a bit more when people are those terms.
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