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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

Yes, and masks contributed to the bacterial infections. Wear the mask too long, get a bacterial infection in the upper respiratory tract, get diagnosed as flu (then) or covid (now) and get treated for the wrong cause and die due to the actual cause going untreated or the treatment they prescribed or both.

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Norman James's avatar

this Asprin perspective is a very good point indeed. However, the main bacteria affected by Radio GN bacteria increase replication and poop more get sicker, and die with cell debris this and mold melt the bacteria causing more imbalance and pneumonia / flu so there was no need to invent antibiotics before radio as there was no need to control bacteria as much.

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