I'm with James Burke on this:

I have a buddy who studies genealogy and he said unless you have 150,000 to 200,000 people you don't have a snow ball's chance in he'll to repopulate. Realistically, if we're dealing with an ice age people will be more concerned with survival than reproducing. It's not about the stretch marks. It's about just not…

lol. good luck with that.

I'm gonna make my own society! With blackjack, and hookers!

Sheldon: In a post-apocalyptic world, which task would you assign the highest priority? Locating a sustainable food source, reestablishing a functioning government, procreating, or preserving the knowledge of mankind?

GOES: Stupid misogynists.

Goes: Currency

Well that's not true or nice. You don't get to come on my spaceship.

Knowing our luck a bunch of absolute bastards.

But I'll be so lonely then.

Soon enough, 10 percent of the population of wherever Tom Hiddleston happens to be will be his descendents.

Obligatory

But who gets to repopulate the Earth?

Stays: all the people who are right.

Learn to garden, learn to take care of chickens and goats, learn to trap and fish, learn about fire, shelter and tools. MUST haves—a good knife, a good tarp, a wool blanket, a metal container you can boil water in, something to tie with (rope, paracord etc).

I'll be over here distilling Scotch...

Are we discussing like a post-post-apocalyptic utopian society? I mean the interesting thing about these scenarios is the thought experiment behind it, and the idea that you have to make real and meaningful choices about what's going to happen. Like do you stock up on bullets or beans? Do you work to build something…

So basically?

Stays: Human achievement
Goes: Human nature

OK, I stopped reading after your first point. Are you serious, social media? You think the internet is going to be working after an apocalypse? You'd be lucky to have pockets of electrical sources.