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Zombie apocalypse is possible due to the belief in it. There are many people, novels, shows, movies, etc that feed into that belief. On the other hand, science shows this is not possible due to the fact that you can’t live without your brain.

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Statistically speaking, 100% of those who are bitten by a zombie and are unable to immediately survive the removal of the bitten part of their bodies become zombies themselves.

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We currently live in a zombie apocalypse. Hop on any school bus, and you will see kids not even observing life much less living it. Phones have zombified the nuclear family. At restaurants or at the kitchen table, there is an evident lack of communication, replaced with cellular devices affecting us at a cellular level.

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The opposite of a zombie could be a living person with agency, since zombies are generally seen as “usually wholly subordinate, either to an outside force, such as a sorcerer, or tol an overwhelming desire, such as the need for human flesh or revenge or simply to do violence.” (Encyclopedia Brittanica)

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We can compare the modern day Zombie Apocolypse to playing a video game. You have multiple enemies and tools to help you survive your situation. They are different because once you are a zombie you cannot return, but you can just restart your game.

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Zombie Apocolypse currently represents the end of the world. Essentially “Dog eat, Dog World” It usually associated with gloom and doom.Different ways to defend yourself, different types of zombies and what would be the most effective.

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Zombie apocalypse was caused by a religious belief that you could end your life by suicide and have some degree of life after you died. You would still be in your own body but as the undead.

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One comparison for zombies is stupidity itself. It’s not only contagious, but involves a lack of upper-level cognitive functions.

Another comparison could be made to zombies embodying the 7 deadly sins either directly or indirectly: envy, gluttony, greed, lust, pride, sloth, and wrath.

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Not only is this topic possible, but one can argue it already exists. Consider the mindless followers in social media platforms that feed off of every negative post or thought that shows up in their feed.

History has proven that a single person is capable of spreading propaganda that caused horrific events that have lead to countless innocent lives lost.

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Survival is key, and the way to ensure that happens is to stay unbitten. In most stories, zombies should be burned, or they can be put into a location where they cannot escape. Also, amputation can possibly limit if the tainted blood spreads throughout the body.

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It is a metaphor for various contemporary fears such as global contagion, the breakdown of society, and the end of the world.

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In some cases, such as The Walking Dead and its spin-offs, humans are born with the gene/virus/bacteria that causes reanimation. Therefore, one can argue that death triggers the zombie state.

A sharp contrast to this is using science and technology to correct the genetic mutation while the subject is living.

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The concept might have been kicked off by the influence of The Serpent and the Rainbow where the practice of voodoo caused zombie-like reactions. The doctor in the movie, based on Wade Davis, an actual doctor, experienced becoming one of the undead.

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It is similar to topics about Covid. During 2020, if your had covid, you were seen as like “the infected”, and no one wanted to be around you. Even whoever you were connected to were seen the same way. It is different from zombie apocalypse because you are still alive and still have your brain.

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Zombies come from a voodoo religion by Baron Samedi

According to the New York Post, the states most prepared are Wyoming, Alaska, Vermont and both Dakota’s. Long stretch of land will cause death. 66% chance that one of your loved ones will be killed.

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This topic shares similarities with any dystopian work. In iRobot, for example, A.I. becomes self-aware and attempts to destroy society as we know it. The Terminator series shares many likenesses.

The difference is the “monsters” are cognizant of what they do.

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It depends on the source material. For example, in the Last of Us, zombies are caused by fungal spores released into the atmosphere. In this sense, the world was defending itself from the threat of  humans. The purpose of the disease it to self-reproduce.

Before it, there might have been conflict with other nations causing germ warfare.

The opposite could be a utopia.

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Zombie apocalypse is a genre of fiction in which society collapses due to overwhelming swarms of zombies.

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IMDB determined that there were approximately 7,900 zombie films that had been catalogued in their database.

#1: Cardio - When the virus struck, for obvious reasons, the first ones to go were the fatties.

#2: Double Tap - In those moments when you're not sure the undead are really dead dead, don't get all stingy with your bullets.

#3: Beware of Bathrooms - Don't let them catch you with your pants down.

#4: Seat belts - Fasten your seat belts. It's gonna be a bumpy ride.

#7: Travel light - And I don't mean just luggage.

# 8: Kill Efficiently

# 9: Reloading: A club does not have to be reloaded

# 10: Shhhh: Don't make any noise

# 15: Exits: Keep an exit free

#17: Don't be a Hero - Why don't you take this one?

#17: Be a Hero - Some rules are made to be broken. (Rule updated)

#18: Limber up - Going down that hill, it is very important.

#22: When in Doubt, Know Your Way Out

#23: Ziploc™ Bags - You got enough problems, moisture shouldn't be one of them.

#31: Check the Back Seat - No one back there but my duffel bag.

#32: Enjoy the little things - I hate to give credit to anyone who looks like Yosemite Sam, but I'm writing it down.

#36: Sunscreen - unshared

#42: Keep your hands to yourself - It's just polite.

#52: Don't be afraid to ask for help - Yeah and they ignored rule 52: don't be afraid to ask for help.

#53: Wet naps - unshared

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Being able to survive a Zombie Apocolypse is highly improbable because relentless and current science does not support it.

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It is similar to other stories related to monsters like vampires or werewolves (Halloween monsters). In essence, they possess human-like features, but their conscientiousness is inhumane. In addition, they were formerly humans, but were turned into monsters via an external catalyst.

As far as differences, their diets differ such as drinking blood contrasted with eating brains.

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A zombie apocalypse is a scenario in which the undead seek sustenance in the form of living beings’ flesh. It implies the world, or civilization as we know it, has ended and human beings must adapt to survive. It can be divided into several categories. We can study different types of zombies, strategies for survival, etc.

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The myth of the zombie originated in Haiti in the 17th and 18th centuries when African slaves were brought in to work on sugar plantations under the rule of France.

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The possibility of this being a “real” set of events or circumstances is very low, though Testimony would tell us that there are cultural reasons (most famously Haiti, but actually going all the way back to the stone age) that created the idea of zombies itself. In Haiti, the ingestion of specific plants led to a reduction in pulse and breathing rates that made adherents to Haitian religious practices appear dead.

George Romero popularized the idea of zombie apocalypses in the late 1960s with his film Night of the Living Dead, based on the original novel of I Am Legend.

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Group 2

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I'm in group 1.

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Relationships with zombies:
1) cause: usually caused by a disease that makes you a walking corpse
The opposites are people that are alive and functioning.