The room remained the same. Conner glanced at Lin Qi, who gave a slight nod. After a brief exchange of glances between the two, Conner brought up some new points.
"Last night, Lin Qi and I talked about the management of the shelter era. I feel that although the shelters are independently existing entities, we cannot completely cut off contact between one another."
"The purpose of building new railway transportation is precisely this. We should have communication at regular intervals, which can also stabilize the emotions of the residents inside the shelters to a greater extent."
"Letting them know that we are not alone!"
Everyone nodded in succession. Although there would be a great many people in each shelter, the shelters on the federal mainland were basically on a scale of over one million people.
Yet if a shelter remained completely ignorant of the outside situation, a pessimistic sentiment of "only the wretched remnant of us is left" would spread.
Within the closed social environment of a shelter, eliminating negative emotions was a very difficult matter. Ultimately, these negative emotions would accumulate to a certain degree and then erupt.
Therefore, what Conner said was entirely correct, and people wanted to hear what he would say next.
He opened his mouth, and after a few seconds, found an entry point into the topic. "When Lin Qi and I were chatting, he brought up a network system. Perhaps you should talk to everyone about it?"
He ultimately decided to toss the problem to Lin Qi. Actually, this issue should have been spoken by him in the first place, seeing as he was the current Federal President and occupied the moral high ground.
"The internet... is a very important invention. We can regard it as something that narrows social distances, much like the