Topic: Zombie Apocalypse

For those seeking to extend their survival, McPherson identifies the southern tips of Chile, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa as the last potential human habitats. However, he references Friedrich Nietzsche to argue that living well is more important than mere longevity. The host and guest joke about the "bubble boy conundrum" and the reality of a "zombie apocalypse," concluding that a long life in a collapsed world may not be desirable.

The CDC and Department of Defense have officially sponsored zombie apocalypse preparedness drills, which Douglas Dietrich views as a form of psychological conditioning. He cites Article 246 of the 1835 Haitian Penal Code, which remains in effect and specifically outlaws the creation of zombies through substances that induce a lethargic coma. This legal framework suggests that the pharmacological creation of "living dead" slaves has a historical and legal basis.