Survival requires one thing: OrderSomeone always has to be in charge. This idea seems like it would be common sense, but it never works out that way. One moment you think everyone is going along with a plan, then the next moment, someone in the group decides that they know better. This person believes he/she has a better idea, and they want to deviate from the plan. They don’t care what you want, what anyone else wants, only that they are right and you are wrong.Thing is, most of the time, they are wrong. To survive, there has to be order. There has to be rhyme and reason for everything. There has to be someone whose responsibility it is to keep this order. We call this person: The Leader. Survival is not a pissing or a popularity contest, and the leader knows this. The most important question the leader will ask themselves everyday is, “How many people will be alive at the end of this day?”. This question should be the basis of every decision in survival. The idea, at the end of each day, is to have the highest possible number of survivors. Survivors = Survival.Survival is not a Democracy. What we are trying to say here is that there should be one person to decide what is done, one person in charge. Opinions will, of course, be welcomed, but that does not mean that they will be heeded. The person who is put in charge will ultimately be the one to decide what to do. Once there is a plan set into motion, there should be no votes, no arguments, and NO changes to the plan. However, adaptations may be accepted, and implemented by the leader when necessary.When choosing a leader for the group, it should be someone everyone trusts, someone that will always think of the group’s well being before his or her own. This person will need to have quick mental and physical reflexes, as he/she will be responsible for the long-term Order and thus, Survival of the group.
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