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I forgot to add an assumption that there would be plenty of food and resources since their would be empty houses with food in them at people's time of death. You could be the 1 survivor in 50 or 1 in 1000 so like you're gonna get enough food for years to come. Of course there's farms that might be planted that will be ready for harvest.
It's weird to think you can invade a power plant and raid the fridge.
You could take on a small structure and move up to a small town then cities once you're conditioned.
But that's just me musing