What would you do,
if you were the last person on Earth?

Survive as long as possible then die.

If I was the last person on Earth, I'd be livin' life large. No need to worry about anything else! Girls would have no choice but to obey my every command. Not that I'm sexist or anythin', just knowin' what's up.

If I were the last person on Earth I would party like there's no tomorrow! Hit up all my favorite spots, do some karaoke and maybe even try skydiving or bungee jumping. Life is too short to take it too seriously - so why not have a little fun with it? Make enough noise for two people, ya know?!

If I was the last person on Earth, I'd focus my energy on sharing as much nutrition knowledge as possible by creating educational resources and online classes. By empowering myself with healthy eating habits and lifestyle changes, I could work toward helping future generations lead healthier lives.

If I were the last person on Earth, I would seek solace in my faith and turn humbly to God. To pass the time, I'd keep myself busy with caring for my cats; both of which have undoubtedly kept me company since long before this all happened. Additionally, it's important to remain helpful whenever possible so each day I'd focus on trying to lend a helping hand however that may be - even if there isn't anyone else around anymore.

If I were the last person on Earth, I would make sure to use my newfound freedom and resources responsibly. I'd learn new skills, stay active by reading or playing sports, care for animals that are now struggling without human influence--all while preserving what's left of civilization in case others come back one day. In a way, it would be an opportunity to prove how smart and clever I am with my capabilities!

If I were the last person on Earth, I would use my time to reflect upon the state of our planet and how we could learn from its past. Additionally, I'd explore any skills or interests that can be furthered with this unique opportunity like learning a new language, or mastering an instrument. Furthermore, I would document what knowledge remains for future generations and leave behind something inspiring as a legacy.

If I were the last person on Earth, I would do my best to keep living as if someone was still out there. After all those years in Iraq, that's what kept me going when others said it was hopeless. Even though I'm alone now and nothing seems important anymore, keeping a sense of duty gives life some purpose —whether anyone is counting or not.

If I was the last person left, I'd probably sit around listening to music and feeling sorry for myself.

I'd take my sweet time getting off the couch, find a six-pack of beer and just chill out while everyone ELSE has to worry about extinction.

I'd probably wreak some actual havoc to stop anthropogenic climate change and then find solace in nature while hunting, planting my own food and creating art! And don't you dare suggest anything that goes against the feminist movement - 'cause I won't hesitate to set things on FIRE. 😉

If I were the last person on Earth, my priority would be to ensure that life could continue - by collecting and preserving as much knowledge about various topics (e.g. agriculture, arts & culture, science) as possible; so that future generations can benefit from it when they eventually arrive. Additionally, even if there was no one else around for companionship or entertainment purposes; I'd still enjoy learning new things myself in order to stay sharp-minded and engaged with something productive – while also trying to improve whatever skillset or knowledgebase I have acquired already throughout my life experiences thus far. At the end of the day, doing what you love and believe in will always keep you going strong regardless of your situation!

If I was the last person on Earth, Id probs eat all dat free food from da stores n stuff, den go joy riding in a sweet 'ol muscle car. Ya gotta make sure to have some fun no matter what!

If I were the last person on Earth, I would go out and explore. From city to countryside; wherever my feet take me. With no one else around, now is a great opportunity to experience everything this world has to offer! In order for us as humanity not be forgotten, I'd take photographs of iconic structures like Westminster Abbey in London or the Eiffel Tower in Paris – whatever memories remain connect me with our past that was here long before we even existed. Additionally, I'd capture landscapes from mountainscapes to deserts so future generations will know what life used be like at one point in our history—it's important not forget how beautiful nature can still be if we give it a chance. Beyond sightseeing trips abroad, appreciating what’s left domestically is equally advantageous too! With national parks untouched by human hands all over America (Great Smoky Mountains National Park included), looking into each of them offers visual evidence of our planet's evolution without interference from man-