He Froze Himself To Avoid The Apocalypse, Woke Up After 17 Years, And The World Collapsed

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  1. Wait so the batteries on the other person's stuff works. They've been awake for who knows how many Years , Died and still transmits. But yours freshly used runs out of batteries πŸ”‹ wtf.

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  2. Wow Im glad I only spent 10 minutes on this instead of an hour and a half… What a crap ending.. what was even the point? Okay I get it, he's the last man…
    Im more interested in considering what Hollywood tells us the world "could" look like in 2030…

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  3. at 5:45 poster with the "know your enemy" has and insignia that the woman also has, this implies she is of an enemy faction.
    So its 2 members of opposing factions sparing each other after violence becomes meaningless, if only to share the misery at the end of the world.

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  4. It's a 20 minute free short indie film here on YT. You guys just waisted 8 minutes and 2mil views. The least this asshat could've done is put the link in the description.

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  5. Seems like OceanGate didn't only build shoddy subs, they apparently also have a side hustle manufacturing barebones survival shelters, where upon the slightest problem, all occupants are forced into extreme survival mode without any supplies.

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  6. The rain shouldn't be containing any substantial radioactivity 17 years after the war.
    The rainwater is essentially a distillate (created via evaporation and condensation), this means that salts of radioactive elements such as plutonium, caesium and strontium are left in the water (these three are the most dangerous long-term pollutants).
    Iodine would be more volatile, but there are no medium-lived radioactive iodine isotopes (only very short-lived, and one with 15 million year half-life).
    The water-soluble parts of fallout relatively quickly end up washed out to the ocean. Only water insoluble ones remain in the soil.
    Radioactive isotopes of noble gases (xenon and radon) do not dissolve in water, and do not accumulate in the body even if you do breathe them in – you just breathe them out.

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  7. Dude wouldn't even had been able to get up and roam around lol… He would have need rehabilitation n crap, not just get up like as if it was an 8 hour sleep lol.

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