Oh well it’s the end of the world again

[walrus]

https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsw...979723%3famp=1

A deadly new strain of bird flu threatens to become a worldwide pandemic, health officials warn.

Britain’s deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van-Tam says the strain, which has already killed one-third of infected patients in China, could be the feared Disease X, an unknown pathogen that could cause an international health crisis.

[brocktonblockbust]

38.3% of humanity

[walrus]

We go through these end of the world viruses quite frequently but looking at the worlds history you know it could happen. I read an article about why drug companies have hard time creating vaccines for certain things, I wish I could remember what it said. I can search of course but it’s late now. I need to look into this as I think my wife has a business to China they may want her to keep despite the move

[brocktonblockbust]

China or "out west"?

#NoPicsPostedFakeNews

[walrus]

We go through these end of the world viruses quite frequently but looking at the worlds history you know it could happen. I read an article about why drug companies have hard time creating vaccines for certain things, I wish I could remember what it said. I can search of course but it’s late now. I need to look into this as I think my wife has a business to China they may want her to keep despite the move

Sorry I meant my wife has a business trip to China not a business in China. It may get canceled so she won’t be the one bringing back pandemic x.

[Spicoli]

Bubonic plague supposedly in Idaho. We're bringing back the classics. Wouldn't a pandemic be the worst way. Although down power grids in the middle of the City are pretty SHTF'ish. People go prehistoric surprisingly quick.