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True, For me, once it was confirmed that everybody turns, it just seemed to take away all hope for me. Yeah the possibility of a cure exists, but with virtually 0 modern medicinal facilities (that we know of anyway) I think the chance of finding a cure is slim to none,

There might be dead ends in subsequent seasons in quests for a cure but you have to figure the series will end with either the last man standing dying, a cure or some fake-out where a cure is perceived but hints of fail emerge. The me the immediate question is how long will it take for the existing zombies to starve to death? Once they are stable at the prison there should be regular hunting parties to kill as many zombies as possible each day in the surrounding area.

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Posted by JimMorrison

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Posted on 11/7/12 at 11:56 pm to davesdawgs

Gonna get real with this post, but if this were a real world, then it's modern day getting transported back to pretty much the middle ages.

What I mean is that there is basically no civilization with government and goes straight back to a monarchy/dictatorship. People on their own will fend for themselves.

By showing that a healthy baby can still be spawned in this world gives hope for life going forward. To get back to "normal" life, they would have to kill every zombie around. This would take a hell of a long time and I'm also not sure if already dead people awoke during the apocalypse or if it was just the living that died who would turn.

Anyway if they could kill every zombie (at least in the substantial surrounding area), then life could go on by going back to basics and they would just have to instantly destroy the brain of people who die.

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