What should I do if a real world plague breaks out?

Sandrine 2022-03-17 09:01:02

Thoughts on "28 Days of Shocking Change"

Take time to die of the plague

The picture quality is too scumbag, the age is very old, the sound of the picture is made of garbage, the rhythm is also garbage, the narrative is reluctant, and I insist on reading it. Give three stars.

The reason for the three stars is inspiration. Einstein said that imagination is more important than knowledge. This movie proposes a very interesting direction for thinking, and now it happens to be during the epidemic again.

What should I do if the urban plague spreads?

The commander said very well, protection is the second, and the first is reconstruction.

The father and daughter in the building are also experimenting with the circulatory system, fighting a protracted battle.

Zombies are also creatures, and creatures need nutrition if they want to survive. Live for the longest time.

live. Choose a house to protect it from wind and rain.

eat. It's best to find a farm where you can grow the land. Thinking about it this way, a rural area with a large area and sparsely populated area is a good place.

water. Tic Tac Toe.

Clothes. This is easy to solve. Bringing more clothes is enough to wear for ten years.

Row. Reserve enough gasoline, drive, and find a farm that can make a protracted battle. In the farm area, you can ride a bicycle, the best choice without consuming energy.

The city must not stay, canned food will not last long. At the time of the outbreak, I stored enough water and food for ten and a half days and drove to the farm. The farm is a recyclable reconstruction base. Before the crops are grown by themselves, they need to be transported to a place where there is food. Cars and gasoline are very important at this stage.

Or find a place where there is enough wheat and rice in the countryside.

In this way, in China, where rural areas still occupy most of the population, the plague has not spread so quickly. Especially in places like the Taihang Mountains, there are countless remote villages in the mountains. Both are excellent recyclable bases that isolate the outside world.

In addition to the special medicine, the plague focuses on isolation. Settle down in the mountain ditch, set up a subsidence or set up an isolation zone on a high slope.

Of course there is also soft power. To build an orderly society in Shangougou villages, where there are people, there are political finances. The voting parliamentary system. Group decision-making. Such as division of labor, resource allocation, whether to recruit survivors, and series of emergency measures to deal with accidents.

Take time to eradicate the plague.

Perfect!

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Extended Reading
  • Israel 2022-04-23 07:01:09

    Small cost bottleneck

  • Jaunita 2022-03-24 09:01:11

    Sure enough, all zombie movies come from Romero’s creation, whether it is a virus or a blood infection. And this type of movie basically cannot escape the end of the world, the protagonist escapes, and finally sees the basic plot structure of hope (do you really dare to end the ending? It was made into the demise of mankind?) This movie is especially in the army. The so-called sense of justice is really not worth mentioning in the face of survival. Horror movies are the most immersive. What will you do at critical moments?

28 Days Later... quotes

  • [Hannah talks to the scared Private Jones as he waits for his fellow soldiers to return]

    Hannah: They've been a long time. What are you gonna do, if they don't come back? Will you be the officer if Henry is dead? Is that the way it works?

    Private Jones: Shut up.

    Hannah: [the lightning flashes] I don't think they are coming back. I think they've been killed.

    Private Jones: I said shut up!

    Selena: [Selena tries to quiet Hannah] Hannah.

    Hannah: They're dead... and you're gonna be next.

  • [Selena and Hannah run away from the infected Mailer in the mansion]

    Selena: We're gonna get out of here. Stay with it. Stay with me.

    Hannah: [as Hannah is still on Valium] Don't worry. I feel fine, really.