In a lighthearted tone, she added that Eden’s Cove was hardly a utopia as everyone pretended during the joyous pantheistic festivals. Nevertheless, compared to the android lifestyle villagers left behind, Eden’s Cove was much closer to the way humans ought to live. “Let’s face it, it’s not easy to wake up at early dawn every morning to milk the cows and sheep. It’s no fun to prepare bread for so many people, and do laundry without modern machines. All of us known that work in the fields under the mid-day sun is not a picnic. Yet, we value what we have because we fear of waking up one morning and losing it all to machines controlling us, altering and molding identities. Is it any wonder their civilization created the plague?”
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