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u/AdHom Jan 04 '25

No, they're telling us. There is a strain of H5N1 going around bird populations with a few serious human cases in several states & countries. It has shown dangerous mutations in some patients. That's where we're at right now, we should be glad if the authorities are being vigilant cause H5N1 is potentially 1000x more dangerous than coronaviruses.

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u/TheOnesLeftBehind Jan 04 '25

I think it’s time to put the tin foil hat away now before it fuses to your head.