Mephistophelily
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It seems, based on that new movie, they simply want.... wuuuuuv.
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It seems, based on that new movie, they simply want.... wuuuuuv.
Oh naive, naive little Thyri
Zombies are like water.
They get in everywhere, given enough time.
No matter how mighty your compound is, sooner or later one will get in, somehow. And once that happens, you are rightly fucked.
Plus, its simply very unlikely that sufficient numbers of people would survive to allow a wide enough gene pool for repopulation purposes.
Well, your first point is possible, I'll admit. I think the secret might be to find a place where there aren't many people who could be turned into zombies.
The last point is problematic. Repopulating the earth would be fun to try, and I'd be glad to give it my very best effort, (excepting that I can't get pregnant anymore.) I'd still try very hard! The problem as I see it is that those who would be likely to have the means to survive that long would be those rednecks and preppers who you might not want representing the gene pool.
I've been thinking about this zombie apocalypse issue, and I think it will be a self correcting problem.
Consider this, every zombie movie we've ever seen tells us that they are the animated dead, still ambulatory even though their flesh is no longer subject to healing, or repair, rejuvenation. In fact, even the day to day dying off of cells and muscle tone would not be replenished. First of all because they don't eat the kind of balanced diet that would promote healing, and secondly, because they are not going to find enough food once the initial supply of uninfected flesh is either devoured or infected.
So really, all we have to do is hole up somewhere and wait. Within about 60 days, the flesh on most zombies would have decayed enough / sustained enough damage that the muscles would no longer be able to articulate the skeleton. Thus would they be rendered immobile, even though they may still pose a danger if you got close enough to accidentally get bit. But they would also be much easier to dispose of, being able to crush their rotten skull like an eggshell merely by stepping on it.
So all we really have to do is lay in a supply of food where we can hide or defend for a couple months, then wait for nature to take it's course.
Alaska would be your best bet, or somewhere similar. That way any zombies freeze solid within a few hours. Food is hard to come by, but its there. Also, they stockpile food, fuel, etc, and the population is minimal. If you were trying the get away from it method.
For anyone else trying to get in... Would you be willing to shoot them to save your family? I would no problem. Those extra useless mouths could be the difference between surviving and being food.