Same. This misunderstanding of gas (and batteries) is prevalent in all post-apocolyptic fiction. Speaking personally, I would watch a more realistic apocalypse

Same. This misunderstanding of gas (and batteries) is prevalent in all post-apocolyptic fiction. Speaking personally, I would watch a more realistic apocalypse scenario where people had to relearn/reinvent older ways of doing things in the ruins of modern civilization, like how to ride/tame/breed/maintain horses for everyday use, how to heat/cook/survive at scale without electricity, running water, or fossil fuels. It's not just the technical challenge of it, but the emotional challenge, the humility required to "go backward", that would make interesting drama.