We live in a material society which sustains billions. Living out the rest of one's life with enough food, shelter, warmth and entertainment would not be a problem unless all these things are destroyed as well.
The question posed merely the death/disappearance of everyone else on Earth, not a nuclear holocaust.
As for why I would be concerned about the reactors, I would be concerned that they would meltdown and irradiate an area if left completely unattended - I was not concerned about securing them from anyone.
Yes, we are dependant upon others, but if most/all humanity were to disappear tomorrow leaving behind, intact, the civilization it has created, a single human should be able to adapt to the new challenges.
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- A good philosophical question: If you were the last person left alive on Earth?
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- "I Am Legend" scenario
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- Reading your post I am certain you would not survive long
- Your scenario sounds about right
- re: A good philosophical question: If you were the last person left alive on Earth?
- Very logical
- I'd pack up the rifles & handguns...
- I would scourer the earth
- I'd be pretty sick from whatever killed the other 4 billion.
- re: A good philosophical question: If you were the last person left alive on Earth?
- Survival instinct is high in most of our species.
- If you were the last person left alive on Earth?
