The document provides information on preparing for a zombie apocalypse, including tips on identifying different types of zombies, assembling a survival kit, and strategies for survival. It discusses the origins of zombie lore in different cultures and how the concept has evolved over time to represent various fears such as radiation, viruses, and the human condition. Key points are made about always aiming for the head, traveling light and fast, and thinking ahead with backup plans.
In Haitian Voodoo (correctly spelled vodun) a zombi is believed to be one who’s soul has been imprisoned causing them to enter a state of temporary death.
As superstition gave way to the nuclear age, zombies were depicted as caused by radiation; this shifted to viral causes as fears about radiation subsided and fear about viruses increased
As superstition gave way to the nuclear age, zombies were depicted as caused by radiation; this shifted to viral causes as fears about radiation subsided and fear about viruses increased
As superstition gave way to the nuclear age, zombies were depicted as caused by radiation; this shifted to viral causes as fears about radiation subsided and fear about viruses increased
Voodoo Zombies – Obsolete Night of the Living Dead Zombies – George Romero.
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