My Greek great grandma instilled this in all of us. It was so ingrained that when my mom was 5 and fell out of bed and broke her collarbone, she immediately asked for Vaporub.
Jumping ahead to COVID was a bit of a missed opportunity, as the AIDS outbreak was very significant in terms of fear, lives lost, and how it affected policy. I kept waiting for it to get mentioned.
As a Southerner, y'all aren't even going to mention Yellow Fever? It's so contagious that if a grave was opened of someone who passed from it, then it could start a new outbreak. It decimated workers on the Panama Canal but was worse, I think, in the 1800's. Ready for a new Timeline series! Keep up the good work!
I don't know why my comment earlier didn't go through. Yellow fever can't spread person to person directly. It definitely did cause devastating epidemics, but it's spread by mosquitoes, which would not bite a dead body.
Always interesting... Although I expected to hear mention of Polio. As a child growing up in the 1950's, I remember everyone being in terror of contracting it.
Polio was a huge scare. I went to school with a girl that had contracted polio. She recovered but one leg was shorter than the other. She limped and many people don't realize the problems that can cause such as pain in the foot and leg, hip pain, weakness or numbness in the leg and feet and others.
My Mom is from the last town in the US (Wytheville Virginia), to have a major Polio epidemic. The Summer and Fall of 1952, a few years before I was born. They were out of town and everyone stayed home except my Grandpa, he did the shopping and everything else and avoided crowded stores. No one in my family got it. My Dad's family took similar precautions and they avoided it but they often heard ambulances heading down country roads to mostly get people who had come down with Polio Mylitus
Can say it was also a good video and yeah that disease really was bad though sadly either the makers of this video were short on time or the disease really wasn't seen as an impact compared to the other disease mentioned like Spanish Flu or the COVID-19 pandemic we had or any other viruses that are going around today is another reason it wasn't mentioned.
1:25 Inability to feel pain in the extremities is a major concern for those with diabetes. A person can get a cut on the pads of their foot and not feel it, then it can become a serious concern when it gets infected (and they can't see it).
I have t2. I can see and check my feet... I do this every couple days as it is a huge fear of mine to cop an infection. Shoes are my friend, even though I'd rather be barefoot😊
@@90randomgames Just makes sure you can properly check your feet, I have seen many people get too casual about it (and then parts of their feet are gone...).
Sorry, I had to laugh with first hand understanding. In my case a few years after I left and it took all my stuff, I found the right woman for me. Now 30 years later I'm healed. Good luck.
There's two history books that totally deal with this subject (among others) - 1491 and 1493. Fantastic eye openers. The part about how the Amazon was teaming with life but then devastated by disease is especially eye-opening.
My paternal grandfather died in the 1918 ‘flu epidemic. He was, according to my late father, a little unwell one evening, so went to bed early; the next day, he was too weak to get up, passing away late that night. It frightened the family but, luckily, no one else took ill.
Archeologists found a body that predates Jebus by about 20 years, and that person had Hansen's disease modern-day leprosy as well as tuberculosis. At that time, Jewish people practiced secondary burial , and they put the body in a tomb to let the flesh decompose then came back a year later and collected the bones in a bone box. This person's family and friends never came back more than likely they just left a warning in front of his rock cut tomb, letting everybody know this person had leprosy.
Well known British cold/ sore throat remedy...hot lemon juice with glycerine and honey, Manuka is the best, because of its anti bacterial properties. My personal favourite for a badly blocked nose, if menthol fails, try eating something spicy, you won't feel the full force of the spicy food, but it will start to unblock your nose. Hot Indian food, chillis and hot snacks, are a good thing to try. You will still need to cool your mouth down afterwards, even though it may not have its usual tingle, but your nose should start unblocking.
10:57 Super Bowl Champion Prince Amukamara worked three to four days a week for DoorDash during the pandemic to raise money for his foundation. (Others Foundation). He has sisters named Promise and Princess.
8:50 There is actually a book called Sherlock Holmes and The Pandemic of Death (2021), which is fan fiction. My surprise introduction to fan fiction came from a "Sherlock Holmes" book written by a collection of Sherlock Holmes fans.
Asia held the majority of the human population. Asians also live in close proximity to wild animals that carried viruses. These viruses would mutate to infect domestic animals and/or humans.
Settle down Donnie. This video isn't an exhaustive study of diseases and pandemics. The Swine Flu of 2009 started in Utah and many animal diseases like avian flu start up here in the states every few years. None of this is to defend China, but simply to point out wherever animals and people are in close proximity you increase the chances of novel diseases springing up into the human population.
Yersinia pestis DNA has been found in skeletons dating from 3000 to 800 BC, across West and East Eurasia. The very first plague was also way earlier, more like 540 ad
Sarah Bernhardt , was a French stage actress who starred in some of the French plays of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Would Be Nice To Have a Video on Her Life.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal! Eating Cinncinati Chilli on hot dogs*†...while watching this Weird History video! *From the Weird History video "Every Style of Hot Dog We Could Find Across the US" †Hot Dogs are also on the Weird History videos "What Popular Foods Originally Tasted Like" and "How the Backyard BBQ Became an American Pastime"
As a child in the 60s visiting various grandparents in hospital, they still had 8 and 12 bed rooms. As I kid it was frightening to see 12 old men in various states of undress, wanting me the little blonde girl to come say Hi! I climbed up beside Grandpa and stayed there. 15 yrs later I was in Nursing school at some of the same hospitals, and those " ward rooms" were gone down to 4 bed rooms.
10:39 In numerology, the day a person is born during the month is their Birthday Number. For this calendar, the Birthday Number is 7. If the calendar day is in double digits (i.e. 24), each digit is added together, like how 24 is 2 + 4 = 6 (Birthday Number is 6).
I had managed to avoid it for almost 4 years, but it finally found me in December of 2023. Had a "mild" case, but still feel like I was hit by a truck--just no energy.
@@nickim6571 My fiance got it from a convention so it was accidentally brought home to us. The lightheadedness, fevers and body pains really suck but our case is definitely mild and we seem to be about through it. Glad you recovered and are okay!
@@artemis2520 Thank you! The positive results showed up for him and not me but the exact same things are happening to me so I'm just kinda assuming. I'm glad you're feeling better!
1:07 The Elephant Man (1980) is a film about a severely deformed man in London. It is a David Lynch film. (he did respond to me three or four times on one of his facebook groups actually).
A hot totty? Did I spell that right? Two shots, honey and a peppermint. Warm this up and cured! But vapor-rub, oh yeah, that cures broken bones in some homes!
They don’t give to everybody . I’m senior and disabled but they wouldn’t give it to me. It’s not like they hand it over. It goes by your town and if they participate. Mine doesn’t. I said to the guy so I’m suppose to starve? He hung up! Don’t waste your time
I am going to watch the videos: x How You Could Have Survived The Black Death (1st Recommendation, second time watching) x What Hygiene Was Like During The Black Plague (2nd Recommendation, 2nd Time Watching) x The Most Ruthless Things Hernan Cortes Did (2nd time watching) x A Day In the Life Living With the Plague
Hot blackcurrant and brandy will stop a cold in its tracks. In a mug put 1 measure brandy, 1 measure blackcurrant cordial, top with near boiling water, sip. It has to be full sugar blackcurrant cordial, the low sugar or sugar free versions don’t work
My dad always put moonshine, peppermint sticks ,and rock candy, in a jar and Let it sit for three or four days you get sick you had a cold or the flu you had to take a couple of drinks of it and it would burn whatever you had out in a couple days
The first known outbreak of Spanish flu was in central Kansas in November 1917. Some of the remains found at Hurculanium & some other ancient sites showed telltale signs of syphilis. It was widespread in the Roman Empire. l Influenza & leprosy are on the list, but malaria, yellow fever, tuberculosis, & smallpox aren't?!
1:30 On the film Revenge of Frankenstein (1958), Doctor Victor removes limbs from his poor patients so he can use them to create a new human! It's another The Rich vs. The Poor battle.
Have a high temperature? 1 or 2 shots of vodka with black pepper befor bed, make sure you're nice and warm. You gonna probably spend the night sweating profusely, but you gonna be back to normal next day.
Leprosy does NOT lead to loss of limbs. Repeated infections cause loss of bone, which results in the fingers and toes getting shorter but not falling off. The fingernails are even retained. The last outbreak of plague occurred in the late 1800’s, but wasn’t as bad as previous ones simply because sanitation and a somewhat clearer understanding of how it spread existed. The first confirmed cases of syphilis happened back in first century AD, long before 1494 and was discovered to have existed in Herculaneum and Pompeii. The Spanish flu is hardly the most deadly pandemic in history- that status belongs to the bubonic plague. Big difference between 75 million and 60 percent of an entire continent’s population. Great video but let’s get facts correct before making a video please.
The Spanish Flu started in The USA. It was spread through Europe by American soilders who had it. It actually originated in the South, most likely Tennessee
H1n1 in all forms is the worst. I got it during the 2009 outbreak and I don’t wish that on anyone, worse than Covid for me and I was a teen still (and stronger and healthier 😂 at least I hope)
As a good Latino, i have been instilled by abuelitas that Vaporub will heal the dead back to life.
And la chancla will send them back to the grave.
In Northern Canada, our Grandma's and Mom's say Vaporub fixes everything. Must be true if more than one culture believes ❤
My midwestern mother uses it for every cold and...hey, who am I to judge if it works for her.
My Greek great grandma instilled this in all of us. It was so ingrained that when my mom was 5 and fell out of bed and broke her collarbone, she immediately asked for Vaporub.
Saw the same comment on BENDEEN video ! Are you ok dude ?
"Let's switch gears to Syphilis!" The sentence no one wants to hear in any setting 😂💀
Jumping ahead to COVID was a bit of a missed opportunity, as the AIDS outbreak was very significant in terms of fear, lives lost, and how it affected policy. I kept waiting for it to get mentioned.
As a Southerner, y'all aren't even going to mention Yellow Fever? It's so contagious that if a grave was opened of someone who passed from it, then it could start a new outbreak. It decimated workers on the Panama Canal but was worse, I think, in the 1800's. Ready for a new Timeline series! Keep up the good work!
That's absolutely not true, yellow fever exclusively spreads via mosquito bite and mosquitoes won't bite a corpse.
I live in Memphis and the Yellow Fever epidemic is legendary here. It was one of the worst, if not the worst, outbreaks.
there was a serious outbreak of Yellow Fever in Memphis in 1873 that killed 25k,.
I had no idea about this 😮
I don't know why my comment earlier didn't go through. Yellow fever can't spread person to person directly. It definitely did cause devastating epidemics, but it's spread by mosquitoes, which would not bite a dead body.
Boil salt water, cover your head, and breathe in deeply was my grandmother's remedy for clogged sinuses
Also Honey - Bunny - Ginger Ale.
Always interesting... Although I expected to hear mention of Polio. As a child growing up in the 1950's, I remember everyone being in terror of contracting it.
Polio was a huge scare. I went to school with a girl that had contracted polio. She recovered but one leg was shorter than the other. She limped and many people don't realize the problems that can cause such as pain in the foot and leg, hip pain, weakness or numbness in the leg and feet and others.
My Mom is from the last town in the US (Wytheville Virginia), to have a major Polio epidemic. The Summer and Fall of 1952, a few years before I was born. They were out of town and everyone stayed home except my Grandpa, he did the shopping and everything else and avoided crowded stores. No one in my family got it. My Dad's family took similar precautions and they avoided it but they often heard ambulances heading down country roads to mostly get people who had come down with Polio Mylitus
Oh as soon as I was old enough for the vaccine, they made sure I got it.
Can say it was also a good video and yeah that disease really was bad though sadly either the makers of this video were short on time or the disease really wasn't seen as an impact compared to the other disease mentioned like Spanish Flu or the COVID-19 pandemic we had or any other viruses that are going around today is another reason it wasn't mentioned.
I remember when I was 8 or 9 going to the school cafeteria with my dad to get the sugar cube for the vaccine .
"let's switch gears to Syphilis! Is something you never want to hear from your general practitioner."
🤣💀
1:25 Inability to feel pain in the extremities is a major concern for those with diabetes.
A person can get a cut on the pads of their foot and not feel it, then it can become a serious concern when it gets infected (and they can't see it).
Dealing with infected heel right now from diabetes, pray are welcome
@@jasondinino9281 Just prayed for you, hope it heals!
I have t2. I can see and check my feet... I do this every couple days as it is a huge fear of mine to cop an infection. Shoes are my friend, even though I'd rather be barefoot😊
@@90randomgames Just makes sure you can properly check your feet, I have seen many people get too casual about it (and then parts of their feet are gone...).
"More common in low income areas". Some things never change. The struggle is real.
You should do something on the Yellow Fever outbreak of 1793 in Philadelphia.
My ex was a pretty significant infectious disease
I can also confirm… yes, yes she was.
Haha I am sure she was but I literally laughed out loud! Touche!!🤣
Haha this is a solid joke!!!
Sorry, I had to laugh with first hand understanding. In my case a few years after I left and it took all my stuff, I found the right woman for me. Now 30 years later I'm healed. Good luck.
@@mikenixon2401 Congrats! Happy for you! ☺️
A+ video!
LOVE IT! The disease and plague videos are the best ever!
As a fan of the movie my big fat Greek wedding, I learned that Windex will treat anything
There's two history books that totally deal with this subject (among others) - 1491 and 1493. Fantastic eye openers. The part about how the Amazon was teaming with life but then devastated by disease is especially eye-opening.
* Suddenly freezes when he hears someone cough in the comments *
A little too cheerfully, "Let's switch gears to syphilis!"
This channel is always great!
my great grandma had the spanish flu and survived it
My grandma had Spanish flu and she never learned to speak Spanish.
What about Rabbititis?
There was lots of lead poisoning during the Civil War, The Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Vietnam, Korea, etc.
@@glennso47 even the ancient romans suffered from lead poisoning
And I survived covid and never took a vaccine.
What about the Justinian plague?
That Disturbed joke made me chuckle
5:48 Hopefully that groove isn't The Dancing Plague! lol
That is one of my favorite Weird History short videos.
Hispanic remidy is 7up and Vic vapor rub
5:25 I remember looking at slides like that on the microscope for microbiology at Southeast Community College.
At 1:17 that looks like Pete Townshend from The Who 😮😂
My paternal grandfather died in the 1918 ‘flu epidemic. He was, according to my late father, a little unwell one evening, so went to bed early; the next day, he was too weak to get up, passing away late that night.
It frightened the family but, luckily, no one else took ill.
Doordash-itis 😂😂😂 the chapter markers were hilarious too!
This just shows we got to keep the world sanitary.
Archeologists found a body that predates Jebus by about 20 years, and that person had Hansen's disease modern-day leprosy as well as tuberculosis. At that time, Jewish people practiced secondary burial , and they put the body in a tomb to let the flesh decompose then came back a year later and collected the bones in a bone box. This person's family and friends never came back more than likely they just left a warning in front of his rock cut tomb, letting everybody know this person had leprosy.
What about the Golem? Did they find the Golem?
Jebus?
@smilaise no, but there is a movie called Golem it's a horror movie.
@@jenniferlonnes7420 yes I got it from that scholar named Homer Simpson
@@grapeshot He's definitely full of quotables.
Covid sucked but compared to the plague and Spanish Flu we got off easy
@6:30 so you're saying that news about the disease went viral?
During the Spanish Flu years there was also misinformation about how it got started and blaming of others when it was unrelated 😅
Well known British cold/ sore throat remedy...hot lemon juice with glycerine and honey, Manuka is the best, because of its anti bacterial properties.
My personal favourite for a badly blocked nose, if menthol fails, try eating something spicy, you won't feel the full force of the spicy food, but it will start to unblock your nose. Hot Indian food, chillis and hot snacks, are a good thing to try. You will still need to cool your mouth down afterwards, even though it may not have its usual tingle, but your nose should start unblocking.
Yes! Honey is excellent
10:57 Super Bowl Champion Prince Amukamara worked three to four days a week for DoorDash during the pandemic to raise money for his foundation. (Others Foundation).
He has sisters named Promise and Princess.
I love this channel so much!!
8:50 There is actually a book called Sherlock Holmes and The Pandemic of Death (2021), which is fan fiction.
My surprise introduction to fan fiction came from a "Sherlock Holmes" book written by a collection of Sherlock Holmes fans.
I need to find that!
I’m hearing the words “started in China” a lot in this video.
Asia held the majority of the human population. Asians also live in close proximity to wild animals that carried viruses. These viruses would mutate to infect domestic animals and/or humans.
Because history doesn't wanna admit that Europe actually carried alot of these diseases originally and spread it around
@@AJ-ps2bw Lots of people in lots of regions live in close proximity to wild animals that carry viruses. We just don't eat them.
Settle down Donnie. This video isn't an exhaustive study of diseases and pandemics. The Swine Flu of 2009 started in Utah and many animal diseases like avian flu start up here in the states every few years. None of this is to defend China, but simply to point out wherever animals and people are in close proximity you increase the chances of novel diseases springing up into the human population.
@@AJ-ps2bw China also has a habit of producing stuff in labs… and having it get out and into the general population.
Always interesting
Thank you
Yersinia pestis DNA has been found in skeletons dating from 3000 to 800 BC, across West and East Eurasia. The very first plague was also way earlier, more like 540 ad
Suggestion: What was going on in the rest of the world during the Middle Ages in Europe?
That was an excellent Disturb reference at the beginning of the video.
Sarah Bernhardt , was a French stage actress who starred in some of the French plays of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Would Be Nice To Have a Video on Her Life.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal!
Eating Cinncinati Chilli on hot dogs*†...while watching this Weird History video!
*From the Weird History video "Every Style of Hot Dog We Could Find Across the US"
†Hot Dogs are also on the Weird History videos "What Popular Foods Originally Tasted Like" and "How the Backyard BBQ Became an American Pastime"
9:48 Imagine patients complaining about a single room when that is what they had in the past!
As a child in the 60s visiting various grandparents in hospital, they still had 8 and 12 bed rooms. As I kid it was frightening to see 12 old men in various states of undress, wanting me the little blonde girl to come say Hi! I climbed up beside Grandpa and stayed there. 15 yrs later I was in Nursing school at some of the same hospitals, and those " ward rooms" were gone down to 4 bed rooms.
@@joywebster2678 I heard a lot of complaints about sharing a room, those families would get nasty about it. I worked at a lot of nursing homes too.
10:39 In numerology, the day a person is born during the month is their Birthday Number.
For this calendar, the Birthday Number is 7.
If the calendar day is in double digits (i.e. 24), each digit is added together, like how 24 is 2 + 4 = 6 (Birthday Number is 6).
Going through Covid right now and definitely wouldn't recommend. 😅
I had managed to avoid it for almost 4 years, but it finally found me in December of 2023. Had a "mild" case, but still feel like I was hit by a truck--just no energy.
@@nickim6571 My fiance got it from a convention so it was accidentally brought home to us. The lightheadedness, fevers and body pains really suck but our case is definitely mild and we seem to be about through it. Glad you recovered and are okay!
I wish you the best, I think I had it back in August 2023, but I'm not sure. Sure felt like it... here's to a speedy recovery!!🍷
@@artemis2520 Thank you! The positive results showed up for him and not me but the exact same things are happening to me so I'm just kinda assuming. I'm glad you're feeling better!
Willem Defoe would not look out of place in any century
Facts
I was left so traumatized by the Covid pandemic but comparing it whith these diseases from the past...
Well all share to a degree of public reaction don’t they?
0:59 'Hindu Vedas' proceeds to show Arabic scripts 😭😭😭😭
Well, this is something. Quite telling.
1:07 The Elephant Man (1980) is a film about a severely deformed man in London.
It is a David Lynch film. (he did respond to me three or four times on one of his facebook groups actually).
i took an anthropology class, there’s evidence that syphilis was present in the old world way before Columbus step foot in the new world.
6:36 A classic PSA catchphrase, LOVE IT!
A hot totty? Did I spell that right? Two shots, honey and a peppermint. Warm this up and cured! But vapor-rub, oh yeah, that cures broken bones in some homes!
As a wise kid, I must say: "whenever you go outside, theres always peace, and suffering."
Of all the coincidences! I just started listening to my Disturbed collection this morning!
To the one doing the voice ober:keep up the good work... Your narration brings the story to life
They don’t give to everybody . I’m senior and disabled but they wouldn’t give it to me. It’s not like they hand it over. It goes by your town and if they participate. Mine doesn’t. I said to the guy so I’m suppose to starve? He hung up! Don’t waste your time
I am going to watch the videos:
x How You Could Have Survived The Black Death (1st Recommendation, second time watching)
x What Hygiene Was Like During The Black Plague (2nd Recommendation, 2nd Time Watching)
x The Most Ruthless Things Hernan Cortes Did (2nd time watching)
x A Day In the Life Living With the Plague
I was in the navy . So the comment about Columbus holds a lot of water .
As usual I want to say hi and thank you to one of my favorite narrators on this TH-cam channel! Laugh & learn!
"Which brings us to the present day"
Mother Nature: (be)Hold my airborne Marburg.
When Are We Getting Timeline Season 4?
During the pandemic my wife died of cancer. The doctors were obviously too busy obsessing over the Covid pandemic. May God have mercy.
I am so sorry for your loss and I empathise with that feeling of powerlessness and the unfairness of it all. 🫶🏻 I hope you are in a better place now.
Slow it to 75% speed and he sounds normal again
Spanish flu started at an army base in Ohio. Then transferred to other bases around the United States and then overseas due to the war
Odd that most every disease seems to have started in Asia.
Well well I am not a Door Dasher so I am safe
I feel like this video is missing stuff. No Polio? No HIV? No yellow fever?
Hot blackcurrant and brandy will stop a cold in its tracks. In a mug put 1 measure brandy, 1 measure blackcurrant cordial, top with near boiling water, sip.
It has to be full sugar blackcurrant cordial, the low sugar or sugar free versions don’t work
I’ll never turn down a hot toddy 😋 I’ll have to try this…sick or not 😂
There’s compounds in it that must be why😂
its a common fact that columbus never came to america, it was cuba.
My dad always put moonshine, peppermint sticks ,and rock candy, in a jar and Let it sit for three or four days you get sick you had a cold or the flu you had to take a couple of drinks of it and it would burn whatever you had out in a couple days
Bacteria here first and will be here long after we have went the way of the dodo.
Appropriate. We killed off the dodo, might as well do ourselves in as well.
Humans: not really a fangirl.
They all sound terrible. I wouldn’t want any of them.
Did anyone else think that leprosy caused limbs to just fall off? Like they never described it as numbness, just oop! There goes my arm!
And no mention of HIV / Aids ?!?!
I had something last week ,every time i sneezed i crapped myself . Never trust s fart
The first known outbreak of Spanish flu was in central Kansas in November 1917. Some of the remains found at Hurculanium & some other ancient sites showed telltale signs of syphilis. It was widespread in the Roman Empire. l Influenza & leprosy are on the list, but malaria, yellow fever, tuberculosis, & smallpox aren't?!
The Roman Empire also had sex work so evidence of prostitutes has been found irl so it likley was an issue then as well
Thanks for this! 🦠
1:30 On the film Revenge of Frankenstein (1958), Doctor Victor removes limbs from his poor patients so he can use them to create a new human!
It's another The Rich vs. The Poor battle.
1:56 In the film The Motorcycle Diaries (2004), Che Guevara (Gael García Bernal) has a sojourn at a leper colony. (wikipedia)
Have a high temperature? 1 or 2 shots of vodka with black pepper befor bed, make sure you're nice and warm. You gonna probably spend the night sweating profusely, but you gonna be back to normal next day.
Can you do a video on life as Christian or jew or Muslim in rome (life as Muslims and jews in the Byzantine Empire)
Epidemiology must have been studied in academic areas back then?
0:07 Kang the Conqueror is one of the main antagonists of the Marvel Universe. (Villians Wiki).
LOVED THE KANG VARIANTS JOKE
Oh yes you are still commentating 🙌🏻👏🏻
Covid about killed me. I got aneurysms and now ive g9t coils all over in my head and belly
One of my friends calls me smallpox cos I’m short but deadly
There was a church with bodies found with syphilis 60 years before Columbus raped and killed his way through the natives land😢😢😢
Conspiracy nuts during this time be like : this is fake
🤭
Leprosy does NOT lead to loss of limbs. Repeated infections cause loss of bone, which results in the fingers and toes getting shorter but not falling off. The fingernails are even retained.
The last outbreak of plague occurred in the late 1800’s, but wasn’t as bad as previous ones simply because sanitation and a somewhat clearer understanding of how it spread existed.
The first confirmed cases of syphilis happened back in first century AD, long before 1494 and was discovered to have existed in Herculaneum and Pompeii.
The Spanish flu is hardly the most deadly pandemic in history- that status belongs to the bubonic plague. Big difference between 75 million and 60 percent of an entire continent’s population.
Great video but let’s get facts correct before making a video please.
@avalie8713 you enjoy false information? Exactly what people don’t need.
Learn the difference between a sign and a symptom.
completely skips over HIV???
As did most of the world😢
Elephantiasis only has one t in it
The Spanish Flu started in The USA. It was spread through Europe by American soilders who had it.
It actually originated in the South, most likely Tennessee
That I can see 😮
10:30 Spanish flu started in America.
The Spanish flu started in Kanas at a US military base. You've been fact checked.
Doordash-itis is no joke.
I haven't had covid yet but DoorDashitis is a CURSE.
AIDS ?
H1n1 in all forms is the worst. I got it during the 2009 outbreak and I don’t wish that on anyone, worse than Covid for me and I was a teen still (and stronger and healthier 😂 at least I hope)