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2e080e Well Hermen, you got me there... *Coughs and falls off a building*

2e080e Oh yeah! I saw dat. I look through PAM's history a lot.

04035d Car crashes? Some of the symptoms of COVID include muscle or body aches, headaches, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, and, most notably, fatigue. I can see how all those things can contribute to a car wreck.

9f0de4 meet Rick!

2e080e Sure, I would like to :3

2e080e Yeaaah, but America is obsessed with everything, they absorbed the dying from covid thing to heart and put it on many deaths to people, that physically died or got hurt that wasnt realted to being sick or ill in any way. Like car crashes, or jumping off a building ot something.

9f0de4 wait! do you wanna see what ive been working on lately (well working on sounds a bit weird o_o)

d46689 Don't feel like sleeping ...

04035d There is no denying*.

04035d As for the statement that many deaths were being marked off as COVID deaths: Yes, we can agree that COVID deaths are not directly responsible for the deaths, but they most certainly contributed to it. There was an elderly man who died from cancer in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, and he had caught COVID a few months back. While COVID wasn't what exactly killed him, there is no dying that COVID-19 accelerated and precipitated the death.

2e080e Me is kinda unsure when last time a slept. (Geez Hermen)

9f0de4 im kinda tired.

2e080e ... Kinda scary that 36% of all people live in just two countries... China and India... its a bit close to half of the world.

d46689 *Me to my router*

2e080e *Realization kicking in from what I said eariler*

04035d It's not just deaths related to COVID we have to worry about either. The virus can cause permanent lung damage. | I wouldn't be surprised by the fact that there are more people after COVID than there were prior. There were more people after Stalin's Great Purge in the USSR than there before it. There were more people living in Nazi-Occupied Europe than there were before. There were more people living in Pinochet's Chile after than there were before. Comparing populations prior to an event to populations after an event is meaningless.

2e080e My message was a bit late!

d46689 F**KING SLOW INTERNET

9f0de4 ((ngl that was awkwatd hello))

d46689 KC ... sonic's here

2e080e Nyaaa~

7ce906 u h h . . . ? -Sans

d46689 ....

2e080e Ok, imagine this.... a new timeline is created by EVERYSINGLE action you make, to little things as miss spelling a word. And now picture this, 7.9 billion people exist. (There are more people than there was before the pandemic, Covid bearly made a dent) Now picture this, every single animal, insect, or bug making a choose makes a new timeline.... theres about, 10 quintillion ants, maybe more now. and thats just, ANTS.

9f0de4 ayyyy! my favorite code girl is back!

d46689 ...I have no idea what did I just said

04035d Diseases have been around longer than humans, hundreds of millions, possibly billions of years. "9th worst" across that large of a period of time should, in my opinion, be mildly concerning. And you may also want to account for the fact that COVID has only been around for a little over a year (in Western countries). There's also the projected death rates.

d46689 Someone: get vaccine for Covid-19 Also that person: die by other disease That one person who see it: Yep that's vaccine fault

04035d Hey DST. We were just talking about geography, history, and alternate history.

2e080e Yeah it does sound bad, 9th worst... but, Covid so far effected 0.04%– 0.1% of the population, AND that probley isnt even true because a lot of deaths unrelated to Covid, counted as Covid, like a car crash...

7ce906 I would probably go back in time to see a lot of shit that was lost to time. -Sans

d46689 ...

2e080e If I had a time machine, I would go back to when Jesus was around... or record stuff, go back to the present and tell people how it really was back then.

04035d Who knows. He is believed to have said "If I hadn't become involved in politics, I would be an artist" and told Speer over phone that once he had won the war, they would "just build." | I don't know. "9th worst" sounds pretty bad considering humans have been around for hundreds of thousands of years. Although I've already been vaccinated, I still wear a mask in public out of respect anyways.

2e080e I knew Hitler was good at drawing but DANG HE WAS GOOD. He drew a castle that was famous for being naturally impenetrable, I also saw that painting in Minecraft in a world texture pack on PS4 Bedrock edition.

d46689 IDK WTH happened to me and now I can't understand what you guys are talking .... WTF?

7ce906 what would you do with a time machine? -Sans

2e080e Fun but weird to think about timeline, what if Hitler didnt fail his art exams and made into the school.

2e080e People tend to think everything is terriable when it was worse back then. People try comparing the Black Death to Covid-19. Despite the black death was three types of plages, 50% recovery, 5-0% recovery, to 0% recovery depending what one you got. The thrid one, sometimes people fell asleep and then died before waking up. People think Covid is bad but its only the 9th worst pandemic in history. Though, it isnt over, there is a massive spike in Inda going on that nobody is talking about. but I ignored Covid when I first heard of it, when the worse was hitting, and after it died down, I sometimes forgot it existed. If something like the Black Death happened to the world, now that would be hard to ignore XD

04035d Battalions*.

04035d Well, like I said previously, while penal bettalions did exist and some Soviet officers shot retreating soldiers, the extent of this is often overexaggerated. ""blocking detatchments had only small arms--rifles and pistols--and therefore were not considered tactical units. In fact, if the front lines broke during an attack, rather than gunning down fleeing soldiers, as the myth would have it, blocking detachments usually fled in advance of the retreat." Less than a paragraph later, Reese states that "depending on the personalities of the members, blocking detachments sometimes did not [shoot or] detain soldiers but merely warned them to get back to their units before they got into trouble." -Reese, Roger P.: Why Stalin's Soldiers fought. The Red Army's Military Effectiveness in World War II. University of Kansas: Kansas, US, 2011, p. 164