Recycling resources is akin to destroying the crucial master space. Even though recycling is almost lossless, there are still losses in practice.
The master space is non-renewable, at least currently it's not regenerable; once it's gone, it's gone.
Although resource recycling can strengthen the integrity of the Convergence Space, the cost is a reduction in the number of parallel organisms.
Maintaining the information of parallel organisms within, requires an external foundation. If the external foundation weakens, the informationized parallel organisms will weaken too.
These informationized parallel organisms are akin to running virtual machines within normal parallel organisms.
The higher the configuration of the hardware, the better the performance of the virtual machine. If the hardware is compromised, the virtual machine's effectiveness weakens, reducing the number of virtual machines that can be simultaneously run.
