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Ah, yeah, I'm sure you're more in the right, although I suspect you underestimate people's resourcefulness. Somehow I missed the "this is the 1665 plague" (and
by hga 10y ago
Ah, yeah, I'm sure you're more in the right, although I suspect you underestimate people's resourcefulness.
Somehow I missed the "this is the 1665 plague" (and forgot about, for example, Newton went back home when Cambridge University closed as a precaution), and was thinking back to the big initial wave in the 14th Century (the Black Death) when England and London weren't quite as advanced; kinda scary it kept hitting in waves for 3+ centuries....