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[2012] If the goverments who builded the arks didn't planned originally to let the workers in, then how they intended to rebuild civilization without them?

I mean, as far as I remember the plan was put a lot of rich people in those arks and then wait to the sea levels to decrease and stablish a new settlement. But if the only people left in the world were only billionaires, politicians and monarchy, where were they going to get the workforce to rebuild everything in the case where they might not let the workers in the ships?
gpt
Well first of all it wasn't ONLY going to be the rich who made it on to the arks. There were 9 arks planned on being built. 4 were ready when the event happened. So as planned there was going to be room for many more people, unfortunately the scientists were off on their timetable.

As for the arks that were ready, they were not all filled with just the rich. There were plenty of military personnel, scientists, and other key people included, ones that were going to take a lead role in the rebuilding of civilization. The wealthy were included because someone needed to fund the building of these ships. The deal was you pony up the money, you get a spot on the ship. It may be little comfort to a poor Chinese worker, but every one knew that a lot of people were going to die. Sure a lottery system may have been "fair" but fair doesn't get you the money and resources to build the ships, frankly Adrian was completely oblivious to the reality of the situation. And as for those wealthy people, when it was all over, their wealth would mean nothing. Billions of dollars in a bank won't do you any good. Oh sure they may thought that they would be upper class in the new world, but that fantasy would fade really fast. They would either have to learn a necessary skill and do their part or risk being exiled in to the wastes.