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- Explore the probability of a future pandemic and the steps we can take to reduce its destructiveness.
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We tend to think of pandemics as unlikely events, but disease outbreaks are surprisingly common. Over the past 400 years, the longest stretch of time without a documented outbreak was just four years. So, what’s the probability of experiencing another world-changing pandemic in your lifetime? Explore the likelihood of a future pandemic and the steps we can take to reduce its destructiveness.
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As a millennial, we learned the hard way to expect multiple "once in a lifetime" events. So my answer is, yes, there probably will be another lol
Snowflake millennials 😂😂
@@IBTU more like "dead inside millennials". We've been through enough 🥲
31 here, and damn tired of living through so much history. I could sure go for a boring decade or 2.
@@heavymetalbassist5 For all we went through, we should demand a boring century.
@@Rana-ke9bp What exactly have you personally been through?
me: still processing covid
Ted: IT'S JUST THE START HAHA GOTCHYA
Jesus, can you not?
@@anthonyscarborough3813 say Jesus with no je . now…
@@stampedetrail2003 *s u s*
@@MichaelaEV 😭😭😭🥶
Watch my profile about capitalism
Our math teacher gave us project on making a presentation about the expected outcome of data in terms of population growth and the spread of virus using exponential functions. This helps me a lot, thanks!
You obviously have an amazing math teacher.
What grade are you in?
Math, history, and science, are if not the most important classes that many adults would love to should've paid attention to back in school...
@@Pfyzer There is so much misinformation in Science, History, Economics, etc.
For Eg.- Devaluation of Paper Monetary System /Scam is taught as Inflation in educational indoctrination system/camp.
It happens because of excessive printing. And that Cartel is the most powerful amongst all.
They literally own & fund almost everything, like, Wars, Invasions, Terrorism, Military Industrial Complex, Stocks, Corporations, Media, Educational indoctrination system, Hollywood, Disney, etc.
GREEN IS PROBABLY NOT SUS
As a gacha game player, 2% is really a high number.
Touch LostWord pull rates:
Hahaha i can relate to this.
@@nevaeh9125 yo you play Touhou LostWord too?!
@@surreal_irony yep
true
At this rate I’m expecting Halley’s Comet to start orbiting the sun every 10-20 years instead of 76. Even it’ll refuse to be a once-in-a-lifetime event.
Damn 😂😂😂
I hope I accomplished my goals, lived my life and end my life before the next pandemic.
you are a scared li'll kid
Everyone's life will end someday, with or without the pandemic.
what is the next pandemic ends YOUR life instead
@@KhoiruunisaRF deep
@@KhoiruunisaRF tru dat
Not only can I say the answer is yes, I think we will actually be even LESS prepared next time
We'll be less prepared because we'll still be battling randome surges of covid, long covid and (ughh) vaccine injury from covid. Ive long accepted that the world just chooses to ignore the current pandemic.
The ignoring is done in favour of the economy. Economists and govts realise pandemics are bad for the economy so they will do whatever it takes to deny and minimize covid pandemic. Lol if theres another pandemic theyre probs gunna use the same tactics
Trusting the people who told you how to handle this one won't get you out of it.
@@dangerousmango88 You still believe that the people who told you what to do could do no wrong.
@@dangerousmango88 and why shouldnt we ignore it?? People including myself just want to carry on with their lives. People being obsessed with health is not normal, none one was prior to March 2020. And I dont even know what a pandemic is by the way
Very informative, well explained. So much to think about from this video. Please keep up the good work. Thank you.
👌
If we continue to ignore the problems like we did before, then yes, there will be more pandemics in our lifetimes.
Good point! We need to be proactive. Switching to a fully plant based food system would reduce the chance of another pandemic. "Plant-based diets are a promising tool for diverting investment away from unsustainable animal-based consumption and aiding in our response to global health threats such as pandemics, climate change and antimicrobial resistance."-World Health Organization Bulletin
Title, authors, etc-"Pandemic prevention and unsustainable animal-based consumption
Harman S Sandhu,corresponding authora Anish Arora,b Saadia I Sarker,c Bindra Shah,d Anusha Sivendra,e Emily S Winsor,f and Anahat Luthrag
Bull World Health Organ. 2021 Aug 1; 99(8): 603-605.
Published online 2021 Jun 1. doi: 10.2471/BLT.20.276238"
(As found on PubMed from the NIH)
What do you think governments can actually do to prevent pandemics? I was under the impression that you can minimise their destruction but you can't stop them entirely.
Ignore or not pandemic will come no matter wat. Its part of natures biological cycle. Only this time its man made
@@TheStubertos how about forbid wet markets for a start
@@daviie That would reduce the frequency of these pandemics I guess but it wouldn't stop them.
This doesn't even take into account viral laboratories and the pace of viral evolution.
I agree.❤
Someone in the world: _sneezes_
Madagascar: "Close _EVERYTHING_"
Damn, Plague Inc was a great timekiller back in the day
Brilliantly thought, brilliantly said. Thank you TED-Ed. I will choose my own future wisely.
Same here
Shouldn’t they also consider the chance of a lab leak
They intentionally skipped that (pretended it wasn't there).
It’s an era of bioweapon since it’s easier to spread disease honestly and just blame it on something. Ordinary people even in powerful countries will never understand what their government is doing. They can’t even find out the root cause of covid.
If only we had a global organisation that is promoting and responsible for public health.
If only we had a world goverment
@@maxleon4519 yea, NO THANK YOU!!!
If only we had one that was elected and not selected.
If only they had more than a few million set aside for pandemics. Its completely underfunded
Actually that exist. It is called the World Health Organization (WHO/W.H.O.)
Seeing a new video of Ted-Ed really makes my day!
You have something brown on your nose.
You must be the most boring person ever
“It’s just good business.”
The next one is already on the table 😂
Your assessment is just another "plan-demic".
Mankind is are nothing more than a bunch of sicko bee-atches.
Lab created issues, biological warfare, experiments gone bad, (or purposefully done) will happen.
We don't even care enough about one another to wear a mask, wash our hands and stop kissing animals in the mouth, keeping wild animals, ( man believes he controls everything in nature)
Because they planned it.
@@brainbomb. i dont even know what a pandemic is
It's a touchy subject, but another notable factor is humanity's increasing ability to purposefully modify existing pathogens and make them more potent. The infamous "lab leak hypothesis" does *not* look to have been true this time, but it's also a disturbingly plausible scenario.
What makes it not true this time? It is still the most plausible origin.
agreed
@@MyPerennial Reading comprehension is a marvellous thing. You should try it.
@@redplanetzeal1461 Nice burn lol
The most "lucky of us" could be those that pass due to a more gentle and painless end. Both my parents passed by those kinds of scenarios. I can only hope I too can conclude my existence in such a peaceful way compared to the consequences and quickly descending results from a global virus.
Me too.
It’s possible that experts will agree one day on a standard definition of "pandemic" and how to mark its arrival and departure. Already, policies regarding the pandemic (including financial assistance), and efforts to increase vaccination acceptance, are complicated by suggestions we’re past the pandemic when we’re actually not.
There’s a lot that’s still uncertain about the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, one thing seems clear: we can’t call it fully over yet.
You don't call it over, I and many others have already gotten back to normal
We are well past the pandemic. It is endemic now just like the 1918 pandemic
I know people that have got it again but it's over as the vaccine is effective enough
It will never be over best to get on with your life
Now it’s mostly gone with a few pop-ups every once in a while, but the majority of the population has immunity. It’s never going to rise up again.
I’m… I’m totally okay with just the last one, thanks.
Same here
Though we survived the pandemic, Being jobless is the personal pandemic I experienced in my life. God help me. In God's Hands 🤲
I hope in god will provide you comfort in the future
The real pandemic is the world has lost its mind! For a world full of knowledge, I have never seen ignorance to this degree.
In a world of science and reason, unfotunately you are right about the high amount of ignorance. That scares me for future generations if this ignorance continues to spread all the misinformation to more people. It's a shame, smh.
@@DarkPhoenixSaga Ignorance spreads like a virus. It has become a fashion. Technology hinders cognitive development. The mind is lazy, it finds the easiest solutions first. If you dont use those cognitive functions, they degrade over time. If you dont use them during the first 12 years of growing up, they develop at all. Now consider the damage done just by social media let alone all the different media types such as violence, games, apps, interfaces, programs, etc. The devastation to the next generation is detrimental. If you observe an industrialized society, you will notice that the intelligence of the masses is lowered due to technology. Disease, pollution, crime, morals, education, health, environment are all affected.
This is not how we were supposed to develop. Many people dont believe in prophecies but in my opinion, they are spot ono and happing to humanity. It is going to destruction in my opinion and the same was said in the prophecies.
In revelation, it says behold the old earth is gone and I make everything new again!
And who's fault is that? Oh the experts who tried to do a power grab and now have turned at least half of the population against them
@@AdamSmith-gs2dv The fault is with the people who chose to lower their IQ by watching entertainment aka brain washing! It is the fault of parents for not encouraging math and science but instead force sports down kids throats as if it helps society in any way shape or form. It is the fault of the people who choose not to raise their children at home as parent but rather pawn them off to schools and day care for money! God said I will judge you on works as a society. Now reap what you have sown!
@@evropejthe issue is that tte rich control the world because money is power. Conservatives and democrats alike. They are all only in favor of money. It‘s their god. No other god is there other than the money and economy. And the 99% of the population are sacrificed for the rich. It‘s that easy.
omg I love how the animators used the Add Blocker sign at 5:11. I totally agree, ads are like a virus.
not to mention the rising of population, I think that plays a major role by - the more humans the more interaction with another humans (epidemic) and the more human interacting with a potential animal that has the pathogen
Yes/No. Yes human interaction facilitates spread of infectious organisms - BUT - those pathogenic organisms = still must come from "somewhere". About 75% of infectious illnesses which afflict man are of "zoonotic origin" - meaning they began in animals to spill over into human populations.
So the main driver of zoonosis is our continued deforestation of land resulting in our encroachment into previously wild areas + our consumption of animals - often under less than ideal conditions + our use of animal byproducts - such as the harvesting of bat guano for fertilizer as an example + and things like wet markets which throw together multiple species in proximity that allows the viruses of one to infect others and mutate from there. Remember that in the wild many species avoid others normally as opposed to living next door to them. So lots of reasons I'm afraid with our own population only being one part of a larger puzzle. 🤔
Plus a more dense population...
Don't worry, it's being taken care of
We actually suffer from a lowering population
That is actually a very smart observation. I didn’t think about that
I love how on the disaster wheel there was sharknado as an option
Thanks TED-Ed, now I know the probability of stocking up toilet paper in the future. hahaha.
very informative!
I came across a great presentation about pandemics, the Author wrote the book 2000 YEARS OF PANDEMICS Past, present and Future! I loved it, very well documented
Cool. I better check it out.
ACCORDING TO BILL GATES, YES.
How does he know that?
4:37 OK, now I need a probability for each of the entries on the Wheel of Misfortune.
And the probability of an alien zombie sharknado crossover event 😱
If yes I just hope it takes me this time. Lord knows that the world’s not getting better
Another pandemic?
Wait. I missed something. There was a pandemic?
Haven't seen the video yet, and I still think
"Of course!"
Same here
@@yellowstarproductions6743 I wonder if we will even make it past 2050 ?
As we experience many viruses be clear about the information and follow the rules to reduce the restrictions of health to some extent..
I can guarantee more pandemics to come, especially with how fast the world is changing
Cheemsed to read you
Stop blindly trusting what you are told and maybe there won't be another one, and the world isn't changing itself.
The next pandemic is another artificial virus. Everything has been done to ruin everyone's lives and nothing has been done to stop the manufacturing of artificial disease in labs.
@@funveeable these are not the ghosts you are looking for
I liked the statistics in this video 👍
As a history nerd imma say yeah almost definitely.
Will it be as big as COVID though? Hopefully not, hopefully they'll be swine flu level.
Swine flu was another zoonotic pathogen. What could we do to reduce the chances of more?
Switching to a fully plant based food system would reduce the chance of another pandemic. "Plant-based diets are a promising tool for diverting investment away from unsustainable animal-based consumption and aiding in our response to global health threats such as pandemics, climate change and antimicrobial resistance."-World Health Organization Bulletin
Title, authors, etc-"Pandemic prevention and unsustainable animal-based consumption
Harman S Sandhu,corresponding authora Anish Arora,b Saadia I Sarker,c Bindra Shah,d Anusha Sivendra,e Emily S Winsor,f and Anahat Luthrag
Bull World Health Organ. 2021 Aug 1; 99(8): 603-605.
Published online 2021 Jun 1. doi: 10.2471/BLT.20.276238"
(As found on PubMed from the NIH)
Very true. But HIV killed way more people. So maybe hiv is worse?
But haven't you heard from Dr. Bill Gates? He said it'll be worse than this one.
Nice presentation to demonstrate the biopolitics plans of filantrocapitalists and globalism.
I read the title and had a heart attack
call 922
May be vaccine side effects. lol
@@ShatabdaRoy115 hol up
I’d consider HIV to be a world-changing event. So that’s 3 huge pandemic level events in the last 110 years. Or
I miss lockdown
What a time of pure strangeness
_mantep infonya TED-Ed._ 👍🙏💙
We can never predict….as we know life’s unpredictable!!
“LiFe’S uNpReDiCtAbLe”
**gestures broadly at all the successful statistical projections that help keep our world in order**
The data would give a good and persuasive basis toward a plan to isolate a given region for longer stretches to ensure higher odds of a fixed number of survivors or ones with untainted generic pool. It maybe best to put in motion a international populated, limited "occupant" land mass region that has extremely limited to basically non interaction with the rest of the global population. An island? Best if possible. A difficult remote mountainous location? Still workable.
When I saw the title: No! God! Please no! No! No! Nooo!!!
Oh cool spars or maburg?
Is it starting in Ghana or Sri Lanka?
amazing video
umm just me, or does that thumbnail look like fireworks, celebrating the next pandemic?? just me? ok....
Just ask Bill Gates - The “pandemic“ manufacture.
Hope we learn for this one to be better prepared for the next.
"AI-powered contact tracing" That's a pandemic on its own.
Scary virus attack.
Atleast happy days are important.
This is why its so important we understand the exact origins of the virus, because it will shape our preparedness for the next.
Spoken like a true vseless eater
It's called gain-of-function.
We alredy know that a zombie ac-
Nothing, just nothing
**reads title** TED stop talking! Pls!😭I can't-
Before watching video. "I hope not." After watching video. "Damnit."
2:45 does anyone have the reference?
More than any of the mentioned preventive measures, an improved human understanding and cooperation is perhaps the most important one, and that certainly means not buying toilet paper in bulk.
That's not happening. The experts have destroyed all the trust they have had with the public and trust is very hard to get back. In the US expect red states and red areas to throw the middle finger at the experts when the next pandemic comes
My prediction before watching the video: *YES*
Still have the video paused. I'm suspecting the super antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria and viruses because of all the antibiotics being pumped into cows, pigs, and chickens.
#GoVegan ❤️🌱
I was born in the period of SARS1, and now I'm experiencing SARS2 (aka. covid-19), so technically I've already experienced 2 pandemics in my lifetime...
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The 8th word in your sentence is NOT the 22nd word in your sentence - s. But, you still 19th word - 22nd word in your sentence since Sw 9th letter of the alphabet ne F 12th letter of the alphabet u exists.
None of that matters, your compliance will be the reason for another pandemic.
I had swine flu, C-19 is more contagious, better wear a mask until it ends.
@@vampoftrance Better stop trusting Bill Gates.
Nice video
Bill Gates is in his lab working on it
😂
Luk 21:9-11 ISV 9 When you hear of wars and revolutions, never be alarmed, because these sort of things must take place first, but the end won’t come right away.” 10 Then he went on to say to them, “Nation will rise up in arms against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. 11 There will be great earthquakes, famines, and PLAGUES in various places, and there will be fearful events and awful signs from heaven.”
This is only just the beginning...... Mankind is headed for even tougher times ahead. We need to repent, prepare and be right with God to be able to overcome in those times. The Lord Jesus Christ is fast approaching!
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We could use mmorpg to model pandemics. Such as the world of warcraft pandemic.
The funniest thing is that the deliberate spread of the disease in that WoW pandemic made people assume it was an unrealistic example at first…
Funnily enough, we already have a game specifically designed to simulate Pandemics and their worst case scenarios. Plague Inc is that game.
No, it's compliance with government overreach amd unelected people who got us here.
I have had both swine flu and Covid 19 and I am 39 😢
Considering Monkey Pox hit less than 2 years after Covid, this video makes some really good points.
I wonder why?
Why are young and i mean young people collapsing to the ground to cardiac events?
@@crisdlcruz145 must br aliens
@@crisdlcruz145 Cardiovascular disease is now more common due to a higher amount of animal products consumed than ever before. Processed food too. According to the WHO, processed meat is a type 1 carcinogen, which is in the same category as smoking tobacco and asbestos exposure. They also found that red meat is a probable (type 2A) carcinogen.
Moneypox has been around for ages and isn't a cause for concern. And if you want to lock yourself in your home for the rest of your life, be my guest. Just don't force me to follow suit.
If you look at the last 70 years there were about 28 pandemics (not all big). Making a new one emerge about every 2 and a bit years, so it was in fact right on time.
I'm very scared I have a runny nose and I'm coughing, barfing, sore throat and stomach aches
If so let's employ countermeasures that are not overly disruptive or unsustainable. Neither HIV nor swine flu caused the extreme economic, social, political and mental health catastrophes that the corona response did, so it can be done.
I like how in the video, all pandemics emerge from Africa
Yes according to Bill Gates he obviously knows something we don't $$$$$$$$
there is no difference if there is a war or a pandemic, we all already have the seal of death. the important thing is not to let them control us with fear.
It is only considering virus spillover...
There are other potential risks far more likely to cause pandemics such as antibiotics resistance and emergence of super bugs.
Animal agriculture uses a huge percentage of antibiotics for the sole purpose of maximizing profits.
One way each of us can reduce the threat is to boycott animal products. It is also the single most effective way to minimize our own impact on our environment. "Plant-based diets are a promising tool for diverting investment away from unsustainable animal-based consumption and aiding in our response to global health threats such as pandemics, climate change and antimicrobial resistance."-World Health Organization Bulletin
Title, authors, etc-"Pandemic prevention and unsustainable animal-based consumption
Harman S Sandhu,corresponding authora Anish Arora,b Saadia I Sarker,c Bindra Shah,d Anusha Sivendra,e Emily S Winsor,f and Anahat Luthrag
Bull World Health Organ. 2021 Aug 1; 99(8): 603-605.
Published online 2021 Jun 1. doi: 10.2471/BLT.20.276238"
(As found on PubMed from the NIH)
...or poorly run laboratories.
Or labs in Wuhan.
“We can contain spillovers that do happen”
Not if you live in the US
5:23 A.I.-powered contact tracing and isolation measures? No thanks, I'll pass on the collectivist dystopia :)
In my lifetime? I only got another couple years. Bring it on, baby!
Nice quality vidoe
Well, at least we'll have practice
Absolutely - probably more than one. This above all else is what people need to keep in mind:
*About 75% of infectious diseases which now afflict man = are of zoonotic origin*
Moral of the story: the Earth's population grows. We are increasingly deforesting areas to make room for us and to increase agricultural output. Lastly we consume animals - often under less than clean conditions.
Ergo we via our actions increasingly come into contact with other species and that "overlap" sets the stage for zoonotic transmission leading to both existing infectious pathogens getting a foothold into human populations as well as new novel ones forming. This all but assures at some point another "breakout" occurring. It then becomes a question of do we vaccinate and eliminate possible "contamination" - or do we simply sit back acting surprised when it occurs = as it inevitably will at some point? 🤔
p.s. - the SARS-CoV-2 virus is mostly bat DNA. We consume bats and harvest their droppings and thus we are constantly encroaching in their lairs. A bat is the only mammal that flies. That makes them unique as far as zoonosis. Being mammals what afflicts them more readily also afflicts us. Yet because they fly - which means they have high body temperatures and a high metabolism = any viral pathogens which form on them can survive body temperatures above what we ourselves can generate in defense of infections. Ergo it becomes difficult for our immune system to counter zoonotic viruses capable of surviving high body temperatures such as would kill us.
You"-We are increasingly deforesting areas to make room for us and to increase agricultural output." Animal agriculture is a major cause of deforestation. "While the wildfires raging in the Amazon rainforest may constitute an “international crisis,” they are hardly an accident.
The vast majority of the fires have been set by loggers and ranchers to clear land for cattle. The practice is on the rise, encouraged by Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s populist pro-business president, who is backed by the country’s so-called “beef caucus.”
While this may be business as usual for Brazil’s beef farmers, the rest of the world is looking on in horror.
So, for those wondering how they could help save the rainforest, known as “the planet’s lungs” for producing about 20% of the world’s oxygen, the answer may be simple. Eat less meat."- CNN
Another reason they burn the Amazon is to grow soy. "More than three-quarters (77%) of global soy is fed to livestock for meat and dairy production. Most of the rest is used for biofuels, industry or vegetable oils. Just 7% of soy is used directly for human food products such as tofu, soy milk, edamame beans, and tempeh." -Our World in Data
"A meat-eater’s diet requires 17 times more land, 14 times more water and 10 times more energy than a vegetarian’s, according to research published by The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. This is principally because we use a large proportion of the world’s land for growing crops to feed livestock, rather than humans. (Of the world’s approximately five billion hectares of agricultural land, 68% is used for livestock.)
This squeeze on resources is only set to intensify. In 50 years’ time, the UN predicts there will be 10.5 billion people on the planet (the current world population is around 7 billion). To feed us all, it says, we will need to grow food more sustainably. Dr Walt Willett, professor of medicine at Harvard University, says we could eliminate the worst cases of world hunger today with about 40 million tonnes of food - yet 760 million tonnes is fed to animals on farms every year." -BBC Good Food
Title- "What would happen if everyone went vegan?"
(By Paul Allen)
@@someguy2135 The issue of chronic malnutrition and poverty is as always one of a lack of dissemination of what we currently produce. Ergo it is not that we do not generate enough food to feed the global population as we do. It is one of = not everyone can access what is grown.
With the advent of improved agricultural techniques and fertilizer use UN estimates for food production indicate we will continue to grow enough food to conceivably feed everyone despite a growth in global population. We simply have to = get it to where it is needed. As an aside. Man will never go meatless. I agree however that so much land dedicated to animals is a waste of resources.
This issue here vis a vis zoonotic transmission is not "what" land is used for = merely that we continue to deforest and hence encroach into areas not previously seen on such levels before. That invariably leads to zoonotic "spills" occurring. We need to move away from wet markets and forgo use of animal byproducts when better alternatives are available. If food production was moved out of the streets and homes to controlled facilities a lot of the threat could be obviated. 🤔
Did the scientists play Plague Inc. ? 😄
Please make more history vs videos
what does contact tracing have to do with ai? cant imagine how ai would be of any use there. 2 smartphones in close proximity and it goes off? no ai needed
I'll keep my smartphone at home then
Yes, there will.
Hopefully not. We've already lost enough people. Hoping that world will be a better place for everyone in the near future. Have a nice day everyone. 😊😁
It's inevitable
Hardly anyone died, percentage-wise. Hardly what I would call a "pandemic" and if you're that concerned over "infecting and killing" someone over a mild bug, I hope you're locked up in your home for the rest of your life and don't venture out.
@@up3315 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes, they have shown to be profitable and can be used to gain more control over the cattle.
I really wish there was more reference to animal agriculture :/
Great 👍 video
I hope so
Bruh
If there are still living things, then, there would be the appearance of viruses. This means that new pandemics is possible to happen. The only thing that makes the pandemics worst or not is how we live and behave.
0.5%? That's crazy high for us genshin players
Yes of course thats life
We really need to be funding efforts to reduce the likelyhood of more outbreaks.
There's no such thing.
zombie apocalypse in the wheel of misfortune? lol
Great video. Like climate change, we are dependent on those in power to address this. Whether they will or not is another topic for debate!
One way each of us can reduce the threat is to boycott animal products. It is also the single most effective way to minimize our own impact on our environment. "Plant-based diets are a promising tool for diverting investment away from unsustainable animal-based consumption and aiding in our response to global health threats such as pandemics, climate change and antimicrobial resistance."-World Health Organization Bulletin
Title, authors, etc-"Pandemic prevention and unsustainable animal-based consumption
Harman S Sandhu,corresponding authora Anish Arora,b Saadia I Sarker,c Bindra Shah,d Anusha Sivendra,e Emily S Winsor,f and Anahat Luthrag
Bull World Health Organ. 2021 Aug 1; 99(8): 603-605.
Published online 2021 Jun 1. doi: 10.2471/BLT.20.276238"
(As found on PubMed from the NIH)
Funny how in the graphics that you show outbreaks starting in Africa twice, but Covid-19, The Spanish Flu and The Bubonic Plague did not start in Africa but in Europe and Asia.
Correct me if I’m wrong but neither of those started in Europe
@@nordicnostalgia8106 Spanish Flu did originate in Europe, but probably not in Spain as the name suggests
@@nordicnostalgia8106 I actually believe it started in Kansas, but Spain was the first country willing to write headlines about it
But we didn't finish our last one! Do we really deserve another?
Have you seen humanity? Yes we do
Yes we do
Yes, we are definitely going to see another wave of pandemic soon
Maybe we should start imposing additional taxes on activities that increase the risk of a deadly pandemic, like antibiotic use in livestock. The hope is that this would reduce these activities while also providing funding that could be used to prepare for the next pandemic.
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all
Life means nothing but pessimism. It's the harsh truth.
maybe
Yeah...
I'd rather live in a world where we take this seriously.
But unfortunately there's too much money to be made in the short run :(