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Regardless of where lines are draws on maps, yes. Regardless of a whole host of other factors, not at all. This particular pandemic was entirely avoidable in t
by handedness 7y ago
Regardless of where lines are draws on maps, yes. Regardless of a whole host of other factors, not at all.
This particular pandemic was entirely avoidable in the first place. Food markets in developing nations frequently cause local health problems, and have all the ingredients to make a global one (as it seems to have in this case).
- blackoil 7y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_flu_pandemic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_flu_pandemic -- North America, .7 - 1.4 billion affected, 150,000–575,000 died. COVID-19 may be from China, but a pandemic can come from anywhere and will come again. You can taking chance on its virality/mortality.
- handedness 7y agoThe likelihood of it coming from any particular country is not evenly distributed, and there are reasons behind that uneven distribution.