Nobody's Property Illustrated Series #46
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Put That Baseball Bat Away - There Probably Won't Be A Zombie Apocalypse
The possibility of a zombie apocalypse, as portrayed in fictional movies, TV shows, and books, is highly unrealistic and purely speculative. Zombies, as depicted in popular culture, are reanimated corpses with a hunger for human flesh and the ability to spread their condition through biting or scratching others. Such creatures are entirely fictional and have no basis in scientific reality.
The concept of zombies originated from folklore and mythology, where they were often associated with spirits or beings brought back from the dead through supernatural means. However, in reality, there is no scientific evidence or plausible mechanism that could lead to the reanimation of dead bodies or the existence of creatures with the characteristics of fictional zombies.
The idea of a zombie apocalypse, while very entertaining and able to serve as an escape from reality, has virtually zero chance of ever actually happening.
Our real concerns lie more in addressing genuine global challenges such as infectious diseases, climate change, social inequalities, and geopolitical tensions, and working together to build resilient communities and address the challenges we face as a society. While we should be prepared for potential emergencies and disasters, a zombie apocalypse is not likely. Instead, it is essential to focus on real-world issues.
In "The Walking Dead" TV series, the mystery of who keeps mowing the grass has been a running gag and an inside joke among the characters. It is a lighthearted and humorous element in the show that doesn't have a definitive answer.
Throughout the series, characters in Alexandria, the community where survivors reside, often find the grass mowed neatly, despite being in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. The identity of the person responsible for mowing the grass is never revealed, and it remains a fun mystery for viewers.
The purpose of this running joke is to inject some levity into the show's intense and often dire situations. It serves as a reminder that even in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, there are still ordinary and mundane tasks to attend to. The grass being mysteriously mowed adds a touch of humor and absurdity to the survival struggle the characters face daily.
Personally, I suspect that it’s my mom, or my neighbor. Or maybe even some grass mowing cult which may be revealed in a spinoff series.
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