Let's say you were stranded on a remote island somewhere in the Pacific, and there was no electricity, power, and cell service. But there was vegetation to consume (some poisonous though). Would you be able to survive 6 months there? (and just to be nice there's five other people with you). Or would you die a slow death?

Definitely

No.

Me and remote don't go together.

Hmm...

How large is the island?
What kind of vegetation does it host? (Like: what sorts of, if any at all, fruits and berries, corn or potatoes, vegetables etc.?)
How about the local fauna? Are there large predators that could be a serious threat?
Is it safe and even possible to walk a little bit out the sea and try to catch fish or crabs and so on with sticks or nets? (Emphasis on "try" because we would probably fail horribly anyway, unless somebody already had experience and knew how to do it.)
And most importantly: is there drinking water for us? (I guess you mean there is, right?)


I'm sure we could make it for 6 weeks or so, if we keep calm, figure something out and work together. But 6 MONTHS?
idk honestly

Definitely... as long as I know what not to eat, I'd be fine I'm pretty handy and tbh abandoning society and living off the land has always been a fantasy of mine Wouldn't need anyone with me... the only thing I would really miss is music.

With 5 hot guys id be just fine.

Probably.

Sure.

Especially with five other other people. There's no reason anyone shouldn't be able to make it (due to a deficiency of necessities to sustain life, such a food, water, and shelter) with five other people.

It's not impossible. Everyone would lose some weight tho.