What would the world be like if all people over the age of 20 instantly disappeared?
Imagine every person over the age of 20 disappeared within the next 20 minutes. What do you think would happen to the world?
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terrible! it would be terrible!!
Everything requiring a high school or higher education would stop.
Did you ever see the sci-fi show “Jeremiah”? It postulated that everyone above a certain age (mid-teens, I think) was killed by a plague they called the Big Death.
Basically, the older teens became adults before their time and tried to function in the collapse of society.
Negate the need for Botox/Fillers etc.
The world would be an amusement park.
Well, I bet a lot less vegetables would be eaten for dinner.
can we move the age limit to 30 to make it more interesting?
Seeing as how I’d be gone, I really don’t know what would be happening….
Everyone would be walking/hanging out on everyone else’s lawn and the dude from Twilight would be president.
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No one would hang out in the parking lot of Seven Eleven waiting to ask me to buy beer or for them.
Marijuana would finally be legalized.
The people under the age of 20 would all be drunk. there would be no police to enforce the drinking laws, so there you have it.
I was thinking that this morning! But something like if everyone but one age group died. That would be extremely strange.
It would be like The Lord of the Flies, only not as funny.
I don’t know and I don’t care because I wouldn’t be here.
I would suspect it would turn rather Lord of the Flies-ish.
Fluther would fill up with txt speak.
lots of death, direct and indirect
Critical infrastructure would fail quickly, like electricity and water supply.
All people under the age of 20 would wonder why the screens of their Xbox and Nintendo Wii game console go black.
In conversations, the word like would be used much more.
@Zen_Again – Like well I kind of like your answer like sort of you know like they are so cool.
OMG You guys are like old…WHAAATEVER…
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