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You presume that their biological processes are similar to us, which isn't necessarily true. It almost seems unlikely to be true. If most of those diseases ca
by curryst 6y ago
You presume that their biological processes are similar to us, which isn't necessarily true. It almost seems unlikely to be true.
If most of those diseases can't make the jump from a human to a fish or a bird that's from the same planet and even the same evolutionary line, it seems unlikely that we would be susceptible to each other's diseases. This isn't like when Europeans brought Small Pox to the New World; those were still humans.
- jedimastert 6y agoTrue, but every once in a blue moon you get a virus that's completely harmless to the host that by pure random luck can make that jump and...gestures broadly