• wahming@monyet.cc
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    6 months ago

    Honestly, the biggest issue would be mental, trying to figure out if there was any reason to continue.

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      6 months ago

      I’ve always wanted a zombie movie that focused on the absurd boredom and how you might combat it. Like setting up Rube Goldberg killing machines

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        6 months ago

        I’m pretty sure I’ve read some zombie stories that brought up that very idea, killing the zombies in fun ways just because they were bored. One I can think of would be Newsflesh. Not about boredom per se, but humanity has learnt to more-or-less coexist with the Z virus. Post-post-apocalyptic setting. Killing zombies in fun and novel ways isn’t the theme, but comes up now and then. Really interesting novel.

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      6 months ago

      In any grid down scenario, post apocalyptic or not, the most valuable thing towards survivability is a partner.

      In every post apocalyptic story everyone’s terrified of everyone else - yet in real life we find the opposite to be the case. People WANT to be with other people. Pro-social and all that