Wouldn't you feel so much better if you were the only human alive to enjoy and dictate anything?

[Props Valroa 26,048]

That's a rather selfish way to look at things. I would change a lot of things about the world but that's not my place to do so. The world is the way it is. Suck it up and live with it.

[ExplosionMare 18,007]

What quality of life would I have if I was living completely by myself? No thanks!

[EpicEnergy 22,086]

I would hate living that way. No, it would be terrible if I was the only human alive.

[Clawdeen 12,110]

No. I'd say there's some hefty consequences to being the only human alive. Like I hope you know how to perform surgery on yourself. Being the only human alive you'll need to do that since you yeeted all the doctors and nurses out of existence. Have fun performing open heart surgery on yourself. 

I get people can suck but we sometimes do need other people.

[Iforgotmybrain 3,514]

That’d be lonely, and kinda make everything pointless. No thanks.

[TBD 17,228]

If I were to own the world to myself, where’s the fun in that? I need my audience! 
 

[Brony Number 42 9,932]

Being the only person on Earth is my fantasy. But if there are no other people then what is there to dictate?

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

Honestly I don’t need to share my interests with others in order to enjoy them. It can be fun sometimes but more often than not, if I really love something I prefer to enjoy it internally, on my own quiet level. It seems more special to me that way. I don’t mind being with others but most people I know have different interests and think the things I love are weird or way out of proportion to their merits.

[SCS 7,443]

Despite my introversion, the concept of being the only person alive fills me with an overwhelming and pervasive existential dread rivaled by few other ideas. I've always felt this way, as pondering this now mirrors my childhood response to the first time I saw Time Enough at Last.

Beyond loneliness and the accompanying despair, which would be undoubtedly immense, there lies a deeper madness in considering the definitions underlying reality itself.

From my limited and inaccurate human perception, everything seems paradoxically defined in relation to something else. Joy is defined in relation to despair, good is defined in relation to evil, presence is defined in relation to absence, life is defined in relation to death, and so on. Even the colors we physically perceive have comparable relations to each other.

My identity and overall perception of self is defined through innumerable perceived relations to others and my environment. If my environment were wholly absent of others, even so far as to be absent in memory: if I perceived myself as being the only human being, I would no longer have or understand any recognizable definition of human, identity, or self. I cannot comprehend let alone describe what existence or awareness would "be like" in the absence of such fundamental relative definitions.

Surely I would be alive, and surely I would either build a new schema from my abandoned environment or die. I simply cannot visualize what such a schema would be beyond "I am not" as relative to that which I perceived around me: but where would that chain lead?

[Xada 185]

That sound quite quite boring.

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 935]

Since I was a child, I wanted to remain the only person on the planet. I'm not against it now.