 Which sentence describes the central theme of this story?
Rocsates leaned forward and asked, "Must there not—must there not have been a beginning to Prelife? "I know well the legend of the animals, but what does it have to do—" The heads of the Conclave were turning to me, quizzically. It is recorded most scientifically in the films." And is there not a legend—admitted only a legend—that says there was a time before the machines, and before the Maternite Machine, and that at such a time both the animals and Men reproduced from within their own bodies?" And Rocsates has been anxious for an excuse— "Sias," he went on, "if there exists such knowledge as I seek, is it not indeed lost to the memory of Man?
 The death of curiosity, combined with overreliance on technology, will lead to an ignorant society.
 History is doomed to repeat itself because humans fail to learn from their mistakes.  A society that does not include younger generations in its governing bodies will fail to evolve.  The death of curiosity, combined with overreliance on technology, will lead to an ignorant society.  Too much emphasis on masculine ways of thinking and innovating will ruin a society.