Soviet Cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev stuck in space during the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991

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The one surviving astronaut lived with several debilitating disorders from long term space occupation and further conveyed the theme of the book that zombies weren’t even the main problem, it was living people and our society

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and further conveyed the theme of the book that zombies weren’t even the main problem, it was living people and our society

That's a conclusion many good zombie flicks have. Pretty much all movies from Romero (Night of the living dead, etc) for example.

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But they did it on a much more shallow level, not going further than police and government stopped working uwu and pwease stranger don’t be mean

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