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I think a lot of people like the idea of upheaval and a fresh challenge. For some, the daily grind doesn't play to their advantages whereas maybe apocalyptic su
by prawn 5y ago
I think a lot of people like the idea of upheaval and a fresh challenge. For some, the daily grind doesn't play to their advantages whereas maybe apocalyptic survival of brawn does. I imagine the reality would never be the adventurous romp they expect when tinned food dwindles and plants aren't producing because temperatures have dropped...
Probably also depends on the scale. There's the $x00k bunker with air/water filtration and shelves of long-life food, or there's stashing some tins and having a rough idea of where you might go if it came to it.
The TV show Last Man On Earth does make it look kind of fun (no radiation, no zombies)...
- micromacrofoot 5y agoLast Man on Earth works because most people died very quickly and there's no competition for the remaining resources. Post-nuclear war would be absolute hell. If you don't die of starvation you'll probably be murdered.
- prawn 5y agoYes. Probably more realistic to watch The Road unfortunately...