• afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    Wait. If that is how it happened that means when half the population came back they all came back with 0% of their gut bacteria. Holy shit that would be horrible. The population doubles overnight and every single person and animal has the worse runs of their life. Meanwhile they can’t get the nutritional needs no matter how much food they eat. Spend the next few months while their family cries as they wither away surrounded by food.

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      10 months ago

      No, the desired effects was to undo Thanos’s snap, not double the human population. This means that all of the gut bacteria got unsnapped exactly the same as everyone else

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      10 months ago

      Imagine the famine if the next day the world population doubled. Considering that the agricultural production was also reduced

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        10 months ago

        Now this is good Infinity Gauntlet critique! This is a legit problem that honestly should have been tackled in the comics

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          10 months ago

          If I remember correctly, it only took a short time to undo the snap in the comics, none of this 5 years later stuff

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            10 months ago

            Yeah you’re correct, my bad. In the films, however.

            edit: I guess they kind of tackle the issue, although they for some reason seemed to focus more on where these people go rather than how to handle the sudden resource strain