On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 14:57:16 +0000 (UTC), Remus Shepherd
<remus@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Wildepad <noreplies> wrote:
>> 1) What are your first thoughts about what happened?
>
> A plague knocked everyone unconscious. Must have hit really quickly.
>Either it's non-fatal and everyone else will be waking up soon, or I'm
>one of the lucky few who generated immunity.
That seems normal.
>> 2) What is the first thing you'd do? The second?
>
> 1. Get comfortable clothing.
> 2. Look for news broadcasts, an internet connection, newpapers --
> anything that might contain an explanation of the last day or two.
> 3. Wait a day or two people to wake up. (If they don't wake up, they
> should be dying off by then, from dehydration if nothing else.)
> 4. If nobody else wakes up, go into 'zombie apocalypse' mode and
> start scavenging for food, weapons, and radio transceivers.
I didn't want to mention it in the original post because it would make
it sound like a critical decision and responses would naturally fall
on either side, but just how quickly a person would leave the hospital
looking for clothing/Internet connection/etc. is vital.
It seems like your response is mostly post-hospital, meaning a fairly
quick exit.
>> 3) What precautions might you think about to prevent it from happening
>> again?
>
> None. If it's a plague then I should be immune now. If it's some
>kind of alien weapon then it's out of my league. And besides, I'm not
sure
>I'd want to be the last man on Earth. Going to sleep and not waking up
>might be a mercy.
Thanks!
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