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Wow, who knew keeping large populations of same species in incredibly tight spaces will lead to disease jumping species much easier? 
Fucking anyone who paid attention to the domestication process in the last 10000 years is who.
I thought that 2023 was being suspiciously quiet…. >

BAWGH GAWD HERE COMES 2023 WITH A STEEL CHAIR 🪑 >

"MY GOD, 2023 HAS THROWN HUMANITY OFF OF THE CAGE AND INTO THE ANNOUNCERS TABLE, BAH GOD AS MY WITNESS THEY ARE BROKEN IN HALF >

Table time biiiih. >

Mink farms are incredibly concerning as well. >

12 Monkeys 2: 12,000 Minkies. >

Thank you for this. I laughed for a good couple of minutes there. >

"The virus is not known to spread well between mammals; people almost 
always catch it from infected birds, not one another. But now, H5N1 
appears to have spread through a densely packed mammalian population and
 gained at least one mutation that favors mammal-to-mammal spread
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Fuck. >

Industrial farms are literally bioweapons labs. >

But bacon. >

When I cough to death in some ICU it will be with a bucket of bacon at my side!