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They can only see a cut-out of the reality Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on th...
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#4: Post edited
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Antares
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2024-09-09T15:41:05Z (about 1 month ago)
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world.- Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but during/after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.
- If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is thriving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
- Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world (they could also have antennas for receiving radio signals, though).
- Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but during/after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.
- If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is thriving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
#3: Post edited
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trichoplax
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2024-09-08T15:30:05Z (about 1 month ago)
Suspected typo
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
- Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world.
- Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but during/after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.
If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is striving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
- Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world.
- Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but during/after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.
- If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is thriving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
#2: Post edited
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Antares
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2024-09-08T14:35:34Z (about 1 month ago)
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
- Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world.
Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.- If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is striving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
- *They can only see a cut-out of the reality*
- Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world.
- Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but during/after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people.
- If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is striving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.
#1: Initial revision
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Antares
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2024-09-08T14:32:57Z (about 1 month ago)
*They can only see a cut-out of the reality* Depending on their technological capabilities underground people might have something like periscopes, cameras or drones available to take a "peek" on the overground world. Maybe they have the unlucky situation to live in a remote area that was "green" once but after the war turned into an uninhabitable desert. Overground societies developing again decided to declare that desert a "no-go-zone" not knowing about the underground people. If needed this can be pushed to the extremes like: One continent is striving again, but they are on the continent that did not. So the "world" looks still devastated to them.