If zombies attack tonight, will you have a chance to survive?
The Daily Mail released an interesting story on May 22nd. In the event of a zombie invasion in Australia, Sydney residents will "play out" in a few days, the report said, and Darwin residents have the highest chance of survival.
Are you guys thinking, "what the hell? Where did the zombies come from? "
In fact, this is a zombie survival index developed by the Center for Disease Management and Public Safety of the University of Melbourne in partnership with manufacturers of Decay 2 (game: rotting country), through surveys of different respondents in different cities. Learn how they respond to zombie outbreaks (if any).
The index measures what residents from different cities will do in the event of a zombie outbreak, including how to take action to ensure that the epidemic does not spread rapidly, how to save itself, and how to retain more humans. 2000 respondents were asked how they would take care of strangers, avoid detection and choose places to escape or flee when zombies were present.
Perth will fall the fastest, with nearly one hundred thousand people infected in the first four days, while Darwinian residents have the highest chance of survival, spreading at only half the rate of the west coast, the results show.
The safest cities after Darwin were Queens, New Zealand, then Melbourne, Sydney and Perth. And once there is a zombie outbreak, Oakland is the most dangerous city in Australia and New Zealand.
With the doomsday crisis sweeping the country, everyone will be subjected to human torture.
Everyone is struggling, with only 32 percent of Australians saying they will take in one of their countrymen in their homes in the event of an epidemic.
Most of the respondents admitted that they would rather sacrifice their neighbors to save their pets.
Overall, Australians are rather pessimistic about the zombie outbreak.
But Sydney is the most confident, with 40% of residents believing they have the essentials of survival.
A Sydney interviewee told reporters: "once zombies invade, I hide in the cellar, drinking and waiting for them to cross the border."
Another interviewee said: "I will hide in the Bundeena forest and try not to be killed by zombies."
Another resident added: "I will go to Blue Mountains, and use cake as a weapon."
Another said, "I would sail a canoe to take refuge in Shark Island."
Everybody's got a big brain.
"our best chance of survival is to contain the epidemic as soon as possible," said Professor Greg Foliente of the Center for Disease Management and Public Safety at Mexico University, (Centre for Disaster Management and Public Safety).
Seriously?
"Darwin has the highest chance of survival [because] its geographical location limits the ability of zombies to move," Professor Greg Foliente added. "plus 50% of the population says they will take up weapons against zombie incursions."
But if there is a zombie outbreak in Australia one day, I believe the safest place is. Chinese Consulate!
Finally, some interesting answers from the survey are attached
ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE:, what's your plan?
Melbourne is most likely to unite to solve the problem because they believe there will be a higher chance of survival in a larger group.
The concept of group is most important in Hobart, with 40% of Hobart choosing to stay with other survivors.
Lack of food and water is a major concern for Queensland residents.
Australians aged 45 and over are more likely to be alone when zombies attack.
Darwin will be the kindest city, with 50% of residents willing to let strangers in their homes for protection, compared with 19% in Adelaide.
Almost 1/5 of respondents said they would try to dress and act like zombies to avoid detection and infection, while 3 percent would hide under the bed
Hospitals are considered the preferred home for the majority of the population, and 31 per cent of respondents said they would go there.