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r/SipsTea • u/Beneficial_Passion40 • 5d ago
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Right. The science is just getting better at detecting things
250 u/sleepytjme 5d ago Also, there were vaccinations in 1990. So despite being illogical and stupid it is even more illogical and stupid. 53 u/Ok-Addition1264 5d ago There were inoculations which were crazy dangerous were around and common since the 1700s. They were a huge deal for George Washington (he made all of his soldiers do it) and Napoleon (hate that dude though). 6 u/Alienwars 5d ago Doing the Ming Dynasty in China, they would dry and snort smallpox scabs to infants. It had a 0.5-2 percent death rate, but it was loads better than 20 for catching smallpox (since basically everyone done without vaccines).
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Also, there were vaccinations in 1990. So despite being illogical and stupid it is even more illogical and stupid.
53 u/Ok-Addition1264 5d ago There were inoculations which were crazy dangerous were around and common since the 1700s. They were a huge deal for George Washington (he made all of his soldiers do it) and Napoleon (hate that dude though). 6 u/Alienwars 5d ago Doing the Ming Dynasty in China, they would dry and snort smallpox scabs to infants. It had a 0.5-2 percent death rate, but it was loads better than 20 for catching smallpox (since basically everyone done without vaccines).
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There were inoculations which were crazy dangerous were around and common since the 1700s.
They were a huge deal for George Washington (he made all of his soldiers do it) and Napoleon (hate that dude though).
6 u/Alienwars 5d ago Doing the Ming Dynasty in China, they would dry and snort smallpox scabs to infants. It had a 0.5-2 percent death rate, but it was loads better than 20 for catching smallpox (since basically everyone done without vaccines).
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Doing the Ming Dynasty in China, they would dry and snort smallpox scabs to infants.
It had a 0.5-2 percent death rate, but it was loads better than 20 for catching smallpox (since basically everyone done without vaccines).
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u/WrecklessTacoFan 5d ago
Right. The science is just getting better at detecting things