As the old saying went, the desire for comfort and curiosity were humanity's primary productive forces.
Looking at the use of fire, fire-making techniques were something early humans had to develop for survival, resolving the most basic human need.
From a culinary perspective, the creation of various seasonings solved humanity's craving for delicious food.
Because manual labor was exhausting and inefficient, humans invented machines to replace their hands. This not only vastly improved efficiency but also freed humanity from countless predicaments.
Because manual calculation was too slow, humans invented computers to replace the brain, helping them complete many previously tedious tasks.
Therefore, during this unprecedented shipbuilding boom in the wasteland, the initial backlash was unbelievably intense once everyone abandoned their need for "comfort."
