Whatever

Yes you

 

Will definitely check that out man! Thanks!

 

You first! Show us how it’s done man!

 

It's an eye opener, I guarantee it.

It's interesting that our so-called "childhood diseases" were once devastating plagues in antiquity.
It's actually in a disease organism's best interest to not kill its hosts.
That way it keeps the chain of infection going, given a large enough host population.

Particularly lethal plagues put themselves out of business.
(Thinking the Pneumonic form of Bubonic Plague here).
Milder strains prevail over the long term.

There are always going to be new diseases that make the jump to humans.
Survivors pass on their genes and the population as a whole adapts and develops immunities.
The diseases organism adapts as well.
It's an arms race that is never won.

It's also particularly interesting that many of our earliest known diseases originated in herd animals.

 

...no Sir.

 

oh... @Hobbs

 

I know.... this work stuff gets in the way of my TWing!!

This is true...

 

I threw my dad in a lake

 

Ha!

 

Eager to read it. This kind of stuff really interests me a lot.

 

Perfect!

 

Diggin yer heels in solely for general principle or you got some reasonable excuse cause yer killing us here Smalls!

 

Ah, the infamous "fainting goats" that fall over when startled.

Spoiler: Hobbs

 

Hobbs

 

At her request I did the same with my mom.

 

Weird? Me??

Mr. Gritto, please choose one.

Spoiler: Gritto 1

Spoiler: Gritto 2

Spoiler: Gritto 3

 

I choose Door 3.