"yes very american
however his advice to fill your bath tub with water and to destroy the stairs is in many peoples plans on this site"

"My criticism of it would be in a few places, mainly that they can survive for so long in salt water (covered more in WWZ, but stands as part of the archetype) without providing any kind of explanation. Since he covers the science reasonably well in most of the areas (regardless of your opinion of Solanum's likelihood, he did the research into viruses, which is more than Romero does) it does seem a bit lax to not only leave this point uncovered, but highlight it in the following book.

Another is that the guide as a whole is very American. I'm not just talking the firearms section, but the general feel is that it is an American guide for American people, rather than a global guide that happens to be written by an American. Whilst covering all the world's cultures in one book would be an impossible task, it could have been a little less skewed to one demographic."

"His firearms points are a bit misinformed, though. And strictly for the U.S. crowd.

Or why zombie survival wasn't taught as if it were just another part of life."

"My problem, and my problem with world war z is that if the body was truly dead, bacteria and stuff would be eating it up from the inside as well as weathering... I honestly don't think Zombies could keep walking for more than a year.
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"He said something about Solanum saturating the body, killing other germs..."