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  • Oh yeah, I should've said "the disease" but I was already talking about flu epidemics in my head.

    Good note, thanks, but for other people, as I understand the difference very well and would never suggest antibiotics as a treatment to virus-borne disease. And the evolution of bacteria is very different from viruses. Hell, we haven't even decided if viruses are technically living or not. Anyway, good point

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  • And the virus evolved to be less deadly and people evolved to have better immune responses to it.

    The "Spanish Flu" still exists, and is all around us. Endemic to humanity. Meaning the H1N1-subtype of the influenza virus. Which killed 50-100 million people in 1918-1920. (Nowadays it's called the seasonal flu)

    I'd like to find an image of anti-antivaxxers, from around that time. They had some good burns against the silly antivaxxers and I just can't remember what they were.

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  • No bills in the Nordics, also

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maternity_package

    The maternity package (Finnish: äitiyspakkaus, Swedish: moderskapsförpackning), known internationally as the Finnish "baby box," is a kit first granted by the Finnish social security institution Kela, to all expectant or adoptive parents who live in Finland or are covered by the Finnish social security system. The package contained children's clothes and other necessary items, such as nappies, bedding, cloth, gauze towels and child-care products.[1] It was first issued in 1938[2] to parents with a low income, and contained a blanket, crib sheets, diapers, and fabric which parents could use to make clothing for the baby.[3]

  • Pretty good for a show with only 11 seasons.

    Anyone who measures their age by Simpsons seasons will sadly not have sufficient suspension of disbelief for that.

    I can only remember 11 or so, sure. But I know there's like 35.

  • Terraforming.

  • The son was 14 so it was technically CP, that's what caused the issues

  • Fuck da police

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  • Username checks out.

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  • Oh yeah it doesn't matter at all. It's just fascinating to see how petty people can be.

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  • I don't get why someone downvoted you. You asked for big messes and this is one and you commented as much. The internet can be weird.

  • But the way you've formatted your first comment is "this thing is a military thing, as can be seen from this fictional military" which doesn't necessarily imply said thing is fictional even though the military you've used as an example is.

  • "I'm not reading your comments. Or the Wikipedia links. Because reading is dumb! >:("

    I don't understand how people like you don't realise how it seems to admit to willfully being ignorant online.

    Just because you can't read more than a single sentence without looking at your phone doesn't mean we all do. Some of us enjoy reading and writing. And that "some of us" does not contain you. ¯(ツ)

  • onto your keyboard and reply with human words instead of having a clanker do the work for you. It's obvious with your lazy replies

    Gee, thanks buddy. I remember like 20 years ago when people used to be super snide much in a similar way as you are now. Only it was "it's obvious you have wall hacks" because I listened a little bit better than they did. It feels just, so good.

    Who the fuck would use an AI to write forum replies? You, probably. Or someone you know. See you accuse me of being friendly with machines when you call yourself "a real machinist."

    Your dumbfounded "I'll not open your Wikipedia links without explanation"-ignorance is the reason I come to forums like these. I enjoy watching you get upset and project a ton. :)