"the flu",like any virus, only became less serious after it became endemic and populations became resistant, due to the removal of the less resilient and resistant. That is a large chunk of human dna removed over the millennia.
And there are countless varieties of viruses that constantly mutate.
It's understandable that people who lack education, knowledge, or the ability to learn, do not grasp the danger posed by micro-organisms and ignore the long history of human survival.
The flu is one of, if not THE deadliest diseases in history. The fact that most people recover from it doesn’t change the fact that hundreds of thousands to millions die of it every year. Count the Spanish flu in there and it gets astounding
BipedalHumanoidWithSlightlyDifferentNoseRidge
"the flu",like any virus, only became less serious after it became endemic and populations became resistant, due to the removal of the less resilient and resistant. That is a large chunk of human dna removed over the millennia.
And there are countless varieties of viruses that constantly mutate.
It's understandable that people who lack education, knowledge, or the ability to learn, do not grasp the danger posed by micro-organisms and ignore the long history of human survival.
NappaTheFriendlyGhost
The flu is one of, if not THE deadliest diseases in history. The fact that most people recover from it doesn’t change the fact that hundreds of thousands to millions die of it every year. Count the Spanish flu in there and it gets astounding