do you think humans would be able to survive a nuclear war and a nuclear winter?

[fnv]

[N3tRunn3r]

of course ... humanbeing, scientists and researcher have prepared for decades for this ...

p.s.:
and 99% of these sold prepper bunkers are non-effective ... a rip-off and money making ..

[Pierce Dalton]

Underground, yes.

[DOOMGIRL69]

yes

[76561198356019466]

who would want to?

[jisei]

maybe if fallout wer real

[❤ Sly Succubus ❤]

Nuclear war? Yes, even without the shelters there's some people who will survive
Nuclear winter? Maybe. Like with food storages low and the requirements for people to hunt and madness likely setting in, your looking at a possible chance of survival of humanity, that is to say they live through the winter into the Nuclear Summer that they will endure for few generations at that point the question is just which generation lives as humanity managed to survive its own worst fears.

[Tristin]

Only if there's bottle caps.

[DOOMGIRL69]

İlk olarak Tristin tarafından gönderildi:

Only if there's bottle caps.

this guy gets it

nice artworks btw :))

[brain stew]

Only if Starbucks still has free Wi-Fi.

[Ghost Robertson]

do you think humans would be able to survive a nuclear war and a nuclear winter?

Depends how many of the nukes get used, There's thousands of them around the globe, If all of them get used we're doomed.

[oréo基特维兹.]

have you never played metro exodus?-

[Garou]

humanity in general, yes. Any particular human... depends on location and skills

[Hobbit XIII]

The ones who started the nuclear war yes they will survive in luxury within their bunkers underground.

Everybody else the survivors will just be at best enslaved beasts for nik naks from the overseers from their underground bunkers.

How long that survival lasts for the people above ground is uncertain the fallout and blotting out of light the lack of vegetation all the disease that would spread.

Below ground?
As long as their stores will last before they can jet set off into space.

[Xero_Daxter]

Humans are like germs. You can only kill 99.99 percent of them. The rest will be inside a bunker chilling like a villian.

[Uncle Sam]

If in some in south america country or some countries in africa or some random island in the middle of nowhere far away from conflict zones that has solved it's water desalination problem, probably yes.

Everywhere else it's total anarchy + famine + lack of potable water + lack of antibiotics + lack of infrastructure in general, + lower level of oxygen in general due the blotting of the sun, etc.