I always felt so bad for him in that scene. Worked so hard on the chili only to spill it across the ground. Really hits hard when he tries to scoop it back into the pot. I know it's all just a show, but damn it hit hard.
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The trick is to undercook the onions virus.
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You'd think researches with dangerous materials would wear a hazmat suit just in case something breaks. Either they're really careless or something much worse happened.
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The plague isn't a virus, it's caused by a bacterium.
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Good to know Russian authorities treat this seriously and are cooperative. Remember Covid-19 and how information was very fuzzy for weeks when in broke out in late 2019? Probably not because it wasn't really reported on. Remember how China denies it came from the Wuhan lab and often even the city or China at all? Remember how that got completely out of control before it even left the country because authorities simply denied anything was going on?
I'm sort of relieved to hear about this incident and how it's being handled so far. They already tested people in the victim's close proximity and are monitoring them closely but all they found so far were minor cases of guess what? Covid-19! Also kudos for researching that shit in Siberia instead of a major global port city like Wuhan.
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Wuhan centre of plague studies
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The plague never went away. Globally there's 1-3 cases each year. Luckily it treated with common antibiotics.
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that happens a lot more often than you think. it's not even the first time it happened this year.
Let's keep in mind the US found some smallpox vials in some philadelphia lab just sitting around during the last pandemic.
Maybe it was just one of the scientist's drug stash though idk. Would be a wicked safe way of storing them.
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