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Coming To Your Neighborhood Soon: Pandemics

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We need to change how we deal with a lot of problems if we want the human race to survive. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) of the USA admits that it is not a question of IF we will get a Pandemic, but of WHEN we get a pandemic.

This blog post is not meant to be discouraging. It is to help us to deal with it effectively. Hiding our heads under the covers will not make our problems go away. We can solve them if we face them in time. Our average IQ Is higher than the average NT IQ. We need to put our brains to work on our most important problems.

The following article explains some of what we need to know about the problem of pandemics:

Five Upcoming Plagues (We're Doomed) - Lightspeed Magazine

Next, I will bring you information from the CDC site and the World Health Organization.

Pandemic - Volume 22, Number 10—October 2016 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC

Pandemic Influenza Risk Management

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Maelstrom
not surprising to me personally, but the laying to rest of the saints is still likely not quite yet???
the plagues will come tho!
war and troubles first!
 
Fridgemagnetman
The center of disease control has to support its own funding.

Saying that is one way of doing it.

'We've got this. We're on top of it' is not something they can ever say.

It's also a vigilant way to create a public perception. By convincing the public they are inevitable perhaps it puts them in a better position to fight it.

Some outbreaks of ebola in africa and zika in afrida were handled pretty well.

The press always paint things as a massive disaster. Thinking of nigeria, it was actually contained. There,from what ive read, are an increasing number of processes and dispersed knowledge of these diseases which did counter the spread.
380 million live in nigeria, in close proximity. So stopping ebola was perhaps some feat.

But its like tigers in the wild. You have to watch out for the one you haven't seen.
 

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