Humans infected with it obviously don't sacrifice themselves to cats Not a cat owner, I see. But yes, genetic collateral damage is always a possibility, but t

Humans infected with it obviously don't sacrifice themselves to cats Not a cat owner, I see. But yes, genetic collateral damage is always a possibility, but that's (also) very different than the idea that people eating cordyceps will one day soon start sprouting fruiting bodies out of their ears (and/or craving brains).