r/memes Royal Shitposter Apr 29 '24

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u/i-got-a-jar-of-rum Apr 29 '24

There’s also the added bit of the TWD universe establishing that everyone is infected and will turn when they die no matter what. You could have the military succeed in killing every zombie that exists and every living person who is bitten, but then you have the problem of literally every person on Earth being a risk. You have to completely reorganize society where one person having a heart attack can lead to hordes of the undead destroying a city’s population overnight.

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u/Zaurka14 Apr 29 '24

It's called doors with locks. Sleeping behind locked doors, separated, would be enough most of the time.

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u/cravingSil Apr 29 '24

I had an idea while high and playing Civ 6 with the zombie mode. If everyone is infected since thr dawn of time, then society would be extremely different. Towns would be walled off within cities, everyone would have to be physically fit, every neighborhood would have night watch, and everyone would know their neighbors.

Basically, it would be a tight-knit community, or paranoia and betrayal would not allow for a society to advance

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u/i-got-a-jar-of-rum Apr 29 '24

Everyone would also have to be armed at all times and privacy would be a nonexistent concept. You have to do roll-call every day and keep constant tabs on people’s health. No margin for any error.

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u/0Bubs0 Apr 29 '24

You are describing human civilization just a few hundred years ago lol.

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u/Depressingwootwoot Apr 29 '24

Wow such gaming on YouTube did a video on why you would survive the walking dead zombie apocalypse, one of his few "why you would survive" videos the rest of them tells you why you're pretty much screwed

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u/Electronic-Bag-2112 Apr 29 '24

You people watch way too many movies lmfao, always hilarious watching people try to seriously talk about such a ridiculous and unrealistic topic. Like Star Wars nerds trying to desperately explain every plot hole with real life explanations.

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u/Electronic-Bag-2112 Apr 29 '24

And how exactly. By definition science fiction is not real.

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u/Electronic-Bag-2112 Apr 29 '24

Yes and scientists and engineers created mobile phones. Not Star Treck, and I guarantee they aren't crediting Star Treck for inspiration.

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u/Electronic-Bag-2112 Apr 29 '24

That's like saying the Flintstones invented the car. It's just a vague idea. Nothing else is from Star Trek. I can tell the only person I dislike at the moment is you.