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Spanish Flu, killed 50 million between 1918-1920. Then disappeared.
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Anonymous Dr Awoc |
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Oh my! Thanks for the pin.
Some articles suggest it just got kinda amalgamated into 'regular' flu.
But I've also heard it said that new viruses do just get milder as the virus learns that if you kill the host then you kill yourself.
Quoting: Anonymous Dr Awoc 80385315 The virus is a series of proteins, it's not alive. it does not think, it does not move on its own. it does not change or adapt. it's simply a virus. it's not a person, stop personifying it. also, this is NOT a new virus, in any way at all. It's the people that are now susceptible instead. I wasn't trying to personify it....it's more that actions have consequences. Describing a behaviour isn't the same as personifying. Quantum mechanics...perhaps the virus can exist in place A and place B (human A and human B) simultaneously at the same time and learn from it's behaviour?
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