If you were the first and only human being on the earth. How would you manage to live and survive ? Write a paragraph about sharing your experience?
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Wow! How heavenly would it to be live in that heaven of peace, beauty, abundance, and purity as a sole human being! Surviving in such a condition and circumstances would be so easy. There would be plenty of exotic fruit trees. I would pluck tasty fruits from these trees and relish them whenever I felt hungry. I would find a wonderful cave for me which I would supply with all the things of everyday use. I would make a wooden table, chair, bed for me! Then I would pet some animals such as a cow, a deer, a rabbit, a dog, a horse, etc. and live happily with them. There would be no pollution and no din of the modern world. Most importantly, there would be no other man to be afraid of. The life would be nothing but happiness in that peaceful world!
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Ideally you implied, imagine a scenario where every single other human being than me vanished. Since that is the means by which I translated it.
I would fundamentally have no odds of dying. There would be all that anyone could need food left over in supermarkets. Without a doubt, some of it would spoil, however the lapse dates on whatever remains of it would be sufficiently long for me to live off of it while preparing myself to chase with my bow. In addition, canned food doesn't lapse.
I would likewise have the capacity to cook food on the off chance that I figured out how to discover a gas stove. I have no clue how they function, yet I may have the capacity to make sense of it. There would likewise be a lot of filtered water until the point that I figured out how to locate a perfect waterway, which I would presumably need to leave the place I live to discover, on the grounds that it doesn't have numerous common waterways.
Subsequent to getting decent with going for targets from long separations, I'd discover weights to lift and tracks to circled to get fit. I would likewise discover books on which plants and parasites are palatable, and how to make tea. At that point I'd be prepared to locate a woods and gradually change myself from the urban areas to it while I figure out how to chase and cook deer.
I wouldn't endeavor to locate another human or anything. Regardless of whether I did and we had posterity, least populace practicality would in any case end the species.
I would be exceptionally fortunate and have a near perfect survival rate.
I would fundamentally have no odds of dying. There would be all that anyone could need food left over in supermarkets. Without a doubt, some of it would spoil, however the lapse dates on whatever remains of it would be sufficiently long for me to live off of it while preparing myself to chase with my bow. In addition, canned food doesn't lapse.
I would likewise have the capacity to cook food on the off chance that I figured out how to discover a gas stove. I have no clue how they function, yet I may have the capacity to make sense of it. There would likewise be a lot of filtered water until the point that I figured out how to locate a perfect waterway, which I would presumably need to leave the place I live to discover, on the grounds that it doesn't have numerous common waterways.
Subsequent to getting decent with going for targets from long separations, I'd discover weights to lift and tracks to circled to get fit. I would likewise discover books on which plants and parasites are palatable, and how to make tea. At that point I'd be prepared to locate a woods and gradually change myself from the urban areas to it while I figure out how to chase and cook deer.
I wouldn't endeavor to locate another human or anything. Regardless of whether I did and we had posterity, least populace practicality would in any case end the species.
I would be exceptionally fortunate and have a near perfect survival rate.
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