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Very informative video. That's the first time I've heard an estimate of what % of people can be expected to contract the virus. The doctor states that we can expect between 40/70% of all of the people in the world to be infected, is a hard # to fathom. One can only imagine the chaos that will ensue if this comes to pass.

If this ends up being the case, toilet paper will be the last thing to worry about.

Those wet markets are gross and inhumane. To think that they are the point of origin for this virus is most disturbing. This world we live in keeps getting smaller.

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A little confronting yes.

Maybe this is the correction the world (humanity) needs?

Those wet markets are disgusting and I do not understand how they area allowed to continue...Still, it's China so I'm not surprised it is. Apparently they are right across Asia though. Humans huh?

I'd go back to my home planet if I could, but my spaceship was burned up on entry and is destroyed. I'm destined to make the best of it here on planet earth...

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After reading your post, I was very interested in this subject and spent some time surfing the internet for more content. A couple of things that I learned was, Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world. Prized in China as a delicacy and for the purported medicinal virtues of their scales.
People’s Congress issued a decision “Comprehensively Prohibiting the Illegal Trade of Wild Animals. This law was passed on February 24 of this year. I'm not sure this will do much to stop this practice, and it comes a little late.

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Yeah, those pangolin's get a bum-deal huh? I don't get why people need to eat stuff like that. And yes, the government regulations are too little too late. They tried it before, to close down the wet markets, apparently but the populace complained and they relented...And support them instead.

I think I'll give your mate a call...

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