With your current knowledge do you think you could actually survive in the wild if you were forced to?
    For me the answer is it depends.  If I was stranded in the type of forests that are found in the Northern Hemisphere from say April through October I believe that I would stand a pretty good chance.  Growing up we spent all of our time playing in the woods.  There were no video games, cell phones, internet, cable TV, etc. in the olden days. Consequently, without really trying to I acquired a pretty good knowledge of edible plants.  I can also throw up a decent shelter with no tools. I believe that it would pretty much be impossible for me to starve for at least half the year.  I'd lose weight for sure but there is plenty to eat if you know what to look for.  As long as I had enough time to prepare I might even survive the Winter. 
    Drop me off in the same type of forest in the dead of Winter and my chances of survival are very slim.  Unless one has spent the all of the warmer weather preparing for Winter he will almost undoubtedly starve.  Yes, there is still stuff to eat but the pickings are slim and we burn a lot more calories in the cold.
     Drop  me off in any other sort of wilderness and my chances are very slim.  I wouldn't be familiar with the plants or animals. I am not a desert expert.  I took Arctic Training in the army but that was with lots of good gear and rations.

Just one experienced person would be lucky to make it for more than a few months in real wilderness. A dozen skilled people could possibly thrive.

What do we mean by survive though? There are too many variables to say for certain. In this scenario, am I injured? What equipment do I have? What clothes am I wearing? What are the weather conditions? How long am I needing to survive? Is someone coming to rescue me? Am I even slightly familiar with the environment?

If I take the question as broadly as possible, could I survive long enough in the Finnish (because I live here) wilderness to be found/find civilization? Probably. If it's winter, probably not (though again this depends on distances/weather/etc.) Living for a longer period in Finland out in the woods is tough. Really tough. You won't survive the winter if you don't have access to stored food. You just won't.

I don't believe I would.  I just think about watching Survivorman years ago.  On multiple occasions he would have trouble finding food, water, etc.  And he knew what he was doing.  Depending on the environment, season, etc., I wouldn't count myself out entirely, but the chances would be slim.