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"You have died of Dysentery [on the Korean Peninsula in 3064 BCE at 2 months old]" I was actually a bit surprised since it also said I was exclusively breastfe
by scottmcmac 1mo ago
"You have died of Dysentery [on the Korean Peninsula in 3064 BCE at 2 months old]"
I was actually a bit surprised since it also said I was exclusively breastfed which seems to be fairly protective against diarrhea. I have a feeling this didn't account for all the joint probability distributions...
- spullara 1mo agoAll babies were exclusively breastfed in 3064 BCE.
- bena 1mo agoI died at 1 in Mesopotamia in 3966 BCE of dysentery.
- hliyan 1mo agoStrangely, I too, died in the Korean Peninsula at 8 months old, but circa 6000 BCE.
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- Sharlin 1mo agoYeah, it doesn't give totally absurd combinations (like a male dying of birth complications at age 10), but the probabilities are still likely rather rough approximations (eg. sorting cause-of-death distributions to a few bins like "infant", "child", "adult", "elder").
- IAmBroom 1mo agoBabies died of diarrhea anyway. Breastfeeding is not a panacea. If it were, doctors would simply prescribe a flask of breast milk, and mothers would earn money by prolonging lactation for Big Medicine.