What I meant was that as soon as we eradicated some of the planet's deadliest diseases (smallpox, to some extent malaria, polio), new ones pop up in their place (AIDS, Ebola, all these weird flu strains in Asia). I'd bet thet house that as soon as we find a cure for these diseases, new, deadlier diseases will pop up that we'll have to deal with.the_malevolent_milk_man said:Kinda reverse logic there. As we grow, that gives disease more chances to emerge, especially in under developed countries. It's pretty much been a trend thru out human history. Disease is a natural event and it's spread is aided by people living in close proximity to each other in unclean enviroments. Doesn't take an act of god to spread diseases, just human nature.
On that note, I read a while ago and did a paper on a disease from Latin America, Chagas disease, that may be soon hitting our nation's blood supply with a vengence. And there is no cure for it...and once you get it, it almost will certainly lead to death in 10 or so years.
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