"Quite the view isn’t it? It was a primary driver in my decision to purchase the park. Not from any grandiose real-estate nonsense of course, rather as a reminder of the outside world. When I was young, my machines struggled to connect with humanity in a natural way. It took time to realize they were children of their maker, my isolation theirs. Too many years locked away in a lab with only technicians for company had stunted my own growth. Now, whether I like it or not, I socialize at least once a month."