What If Richard Matheson's I Am Legend Became Reality?

Imagine a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, plagued by a global pandemic. The streets are deserted, buildings lie in ruins, and a mysterious virus has turned most of the population into bloodthirsty creatures. This bleak scenario may sound like the plot of a thrilling novel or a Hollywood movie, but what if Richard Matheson's I Am Legend became a reality?

Published in 1954, Richard Matheson's science fiction novel I Am Legend depicted a world where the protagonist, Robert Neville, is the last surviving human after a worldwide pandemic turns the rest of humanity into vampires. As Neville navigates his solitary existence, he becomes a legend of hope, strength, and survival.

Although the concept of a post-apocalyptic world is not new to literature or cinema, Matheson's novel stood out for its unique portrayal of the last human as a hero against the overwhelming odds. The book was a critical success, and its influence can be seen in subsequent works of fiction, including movies such as Omega Man and, more recently, I Am Legend starring Will Smith.

COVID 19, VACCINE ?: What if Richard Matheson's book "I am a legend" became a reality?

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If Matheson's I Am Legend became a reality, it would undoubtedly be a terrifying and chaotic world. The survival instincts of humanity would be put to the ultimate test as they confront a virus that transforms their loved ones into bloodthirsty predators. Every day would be a battle for survival, with Neville's story serving as a ray of hope for those still hanging on to their humanity.

The desolation portrayed in I Am Legend resonates with our deepest fears. The idea of being the sole survivor, forced to confront the monsters that were once our friends and family, is both haunting and thought-provoking. It raises questions about the nature of humanity, our capacity for resilience, and the lengths we would go to survive.

In a world where I Am Legend became reality, the search for a cure or a way to combat the virus would become paramount. Scientists and survivors would band together, pooling their knowledge and resources to find a solution. The story of Richard Matheson's fictional protagonist would provide a blueprint for resilience, adaptability, and unwavering determination.

However, the real-life implications of such a scenario are far-reaching. The collapse of society, the breakdown of infrastructure, and the loss of loved ones would leave a lasting impact on the survivors. The psychological toll of living in constant fear, always on the run from the infected, would be immense.

On the flip side, the absence of societal constraints could lead to a reevaluation of our values and priorities. In a world stripped down to its basic elements, survival becomes paramount, and the divisions of class, race, and wealth become obsolete. It is in these moments of crisis that the human spirit often shines the brightest, as individuals come together to support and protect one another.

It is impossible to predict with certainty how a real-life I Am Legend would unfold. The complexities of human nature, the unpredictability of a viral outbreak, and the interplay of individual choices would shape the outcome. Nonetheless, Matheson's novel offers invaluable insights into the triumphs and challenges of being the last human standing.

As we ponder the hypothetical scenario of I Am Legend becoming a reality, it serves as a reminder of the fragility of our society and the importance of preparedness. While a global pandemic turning people into bloodthirsty creatures may seem far-fetched, recent events have demonstrated the potential vulnerability of our interconnected world.

Ultimately, Matheson's I Am Legend presents us with a cautionary tale, urging us to reflect on our own humanity and the choices we make. It prompts us to consider our capacity for resilience, compassion, and survival in the face of unimaginable adversity. So, as we delve into the thrilling world of Richard Matheson's masterpiece, let's remember that our present reality may not be as far removed from fiction as we'd like to think.

COVID 19, VACCINE ?: What if Richard Matheson's book "I am a legend" became a reality?

by Andrew Browning (Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4791 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	351 pages
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An in-depth study on the danger of vaccines, the origin of vaccination,  Béchamp and Pasteur, on the way to a vaccine genocide.  

What if the multiple vaccines against covid 19 would lead to a planetary genocide? What if Richard Matheson's book "I am a legend" became a reality? 

This book highlights the indoctrination of which the majority of health professionals have been victims for more than 140 years, that is to say since a chemist named Louis Pasteur instigated his false and deadly theory of vaccination, by hijacking the discoveries of the medical professor Antoine Béchamp. 

This theory, which is based on four dogmas whose falsity has been demonstrated, has in fact led modern medicine down a dangerous path that disempowers human beings, claiming to protect them when in fact it can kill them, either radically (sudden infant death syndrome) or slowly (cancers of all kinds). 

If we compare the planet to the human body, the vaccine cancer of France has sent its metastasis in all the other countries of the planet. 

And if human beings are finally beginning to realize the poisoning they are causing to their planet, notably because of the billions of tons of pesticides that have been dumped over the last 60 years, they have not yet realized that they are suffering the same thing in their own bodies. But let's rather say that we prevent him from realizing it by lying to him, by conditioning him, by indoctrinating him. 

The latest fashionable manoeuvre of the supporters of the vaccine doctrine consists in classifying any opponent as a "conspiracy theory"! This is the only argument they have left to defend their religious dogmas since they cannot refute the scientific evidence of their falsity. The method has been tried and tested: when one cannot oppose arguments, one discredits their authors. 

"Vaccination is not an issue! "said a minister of health. This sentence is nothing but an intellectual dictatorship. 

This book contains: 

- 176 argued pages 
- Official European statistics 
- Testimonies of doctors and professors 
- The 10 biggest lies about vaccines 
- The medical-scientific dictatorship 
etc.