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KnightsabersWell... hmmm....
First item on the list - find a gun. There aren't really any dangerous animals roaming, but I'm going to need at least a shotgun to take care of any annoying pests, right?
Find a really cool looking ninja badass sword that I can swing into my back holster and then throw 40 feet with dead on accuracy.
Find a really heavy leather trenchcoat with an open zipper, really high collar, and preferably, a US logo on the back.
Get some shady sunglasses.
Get a really weak British accent.
Seeing as most computers would be wiped out by the EMP blast that the nuke shot out, which is what I'm assuming happened here, I would, unforntunately, no longer be able to play TF2. I'll have to settle for bots and the stupid freaking lame ol' sniper rifle.
Raid a grocery store and hope the radiation doesn't mutate the cabbage into a man-eating monster.
Find some really dirty water, heat it over a fire, and declare it safe to drink.
Find a Bear Grylls book, Chapter 6, Page 13, How to Survive Nuclear Aftermath(With hot female sidekick included).
Go to UCLA, get smart, figure out how to make a spaceship, get on spaceship, load grocery store onto said spaceship, and go to Mars.
Attempt landing, use Twinkies as landing pads because they're just that useless.
Grind to a halt, using celery sticks as skid barriers.
Live on Mars in that spaceship until I die.
Facepalm when I realize I left the girl back on Earth.
Koslaw99XbxpKoslaw99Wait what? Technology is one of the causes of this problem. And one does not simply create entire new gene pools by putting DNA in a computer...
People not just created DNA using a computer, but created a whole living cell, created an improved version of DNA (XNA) and so much more..!
Wake up and look around at what people did and what people plan to do.Koslaw99Using the same DNA from the same gene pools would result in defects over generations.
Well, the technology we already have can solve this problem easily by changing a bit the DNA of every cloned human. Also the technology will advance even more and we finally will finally build a nano-robot that will change the DNA of ALL the cells in one's body to get quick results without creating a new human for it, then even if there still will be problems with DNA, we will be able to fix it easily.
The first one isn't human DNA and human DNA is currently impossible to just "create".
A nanobot changing all the DNA in every single cell? One, if it were to do it one by one the human body would start to reject it. If it were done all at once the human body would reject it.
Koslaw99The first one isn't human DNA and human DNA is currently impossible to just "create".
Koslaw99If it were done all at once the human body would reject it.
Koslaw99Wait what? Technology is one of the causes of this problem. And one does not simply create entire new gene pools by putting DNA in a computer...
Koslaw99Using the same DNA from the same gene pools would result in defects over generations.
Koslaw99Repopularting the earth with 2 people is impossible.
Sexual Reproduction: If they had two kids and the two kids had kids that would create a negative mutation.
Cloning: Using the same DNA from the same gene pools would result in defects over generations.
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