According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a person can't consider other matters if their most basic survival needs aren't met.
Evidently, after dividing up the food hoarded by the property management center, the residents of Tang Mo's complex had met their most basic need: not starving. They weren't exactly well-fed, but in the current climate, having a meal every day was a remarkable achievement.
Moreover, this residential complex—the one where the Xu Family lived—was home to many high-status scholars, professors, and others with connections to top figures in politics and business.
In this world, utilities like water, electricity, and the internet were all well-maintained, so the flow of information remained completely unimpeded.
Many had already received word that the world's dire situation wouldn't last much longer.
