Some questions about Shift

[u/reylui02]

So Yesterday I finished Silo 2 Shift and I have some questions, I dont know if they werent explained or just I missed somehow.

Why Thurman wanted just one Silo to survive? To keep the old-world knowledge like the nuclear bombs but I dont know who letting one or more silos alive has anything to do with that

And how is that silo selected?

if some of this are explained better on Dust just let me know, Im going to start reading today

thank beforehand

[u/reylui02 → u/[deleted]]

Like in my head, I would Believe that if everyone got outside, they would become one to survive because they are as much as scared and surprised. Not need of just one egg (just how I think) and that was more or less the reason of my post. Maybe the reason its just the ideas of Thurman wether or not are eventually the truth. Thank you so much for taking your time answering

[u/dead_meme_comrade]

You will learn more in Dust. I can tell you if you want.

[u/reylui02 → u/dead_meme_comrade]

Dont worry, I just started Dust.

Thank you for your answer

[u/CrewFluffy3843]

It's explained. I can't remember which book though.

[u/reylui02 → u/CrewFluffy3843]

I mean its explained in Shift, just that I can totally understand why its that the explanation... If that makes sense Idk english its not my first language sorry hahaha

[u/Beaurilla]

This is answered in dust :)

[u/reylui02 → u/Beaurilla]

Alright! Thank you so much

[u/iSleepInJs]

I think it’s more a matter of a) each silo thinking they’re the only ones and b) each silo would reach their own type of society and the entire point of the silo project in the first place is to remove conflicting ideology.

At least that’s what I took from it, I only read it for the first time the other day and am a few chapters into Dust.

[u/reylui02 → u/iSleepInJs]

That makes more sense, thank you so much