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And abortion legalization/birth control proliferation
Per WHO, it has a case fatality rate of 53%....
W.H.O update from last week
| As of 5 January 2023, a total of 240 cases of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus have been 
reported from four countries within the Western Pacific Region since January 2003. Of these
 cases, 135 were fatal, resulting in a case fatality rate (CFR) of 56%. The last case was reported from China, 
with an onset date of 22 September 2022 and died on 18 October 2022. This is the first case of avian 
influenza A(H5N1) reported from China since 2015. >

That means it will likely never become a pandemic. The problem would be it constantly popping up >

I'm just some dummy but isn't that exactly what is happening with birds? Granted humans can learn to take precautions and avoid the virus in a way that birds can't but it seems deadly to birds and they are still passing it around. >

People gonna hog the eggs like they hogged toilet paper >

TP is a safe investment cuz the price is almost guaranteed to go up, and it is stored easily and doesn’t expire. Plus it’s fun to stack . >

I misread this at first and thought you said it was a fun snack. >

It’s a good source of fiber >

A bit powdery, though. If you're lucky, you can sometimes find some with what seems like chocolate on it, so there's that. >

Meanwhile, my family thinks Biden is pressing the "raise egg prices" button in the oval office. >

I truly believe most of the older population in the US is experiencing late stage lead poisoning. >

I’d be very interested in comparing voting patterns to lead gas phase-outs >

I believe there is research showing that crime decreased within a decade of the discontinuation of leaded gas.