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Complication rate is not super horrifying, but we don't especially want it to become endemic. I will defer to the CDC and their relatives on this one.
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Yardbomb posted:So it's unanimous, we cleanse the world of mosquitoes, gently caress em. I'm on board with this proposition.
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Boogaleeboo posted:Do you think their tiny brains are developed enough to feel fear if we slowly tortured them all to death? And if not, how difficult would it be to fix that? 
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Mozi posted:It's scary because it's new and looks like it can cause birth defects, but there are many other pre-existing mosquito-borne illnesses that have a much larger impact (dengue, malaria, etc etc.) Getting rid of mosquitos entirely would be a pretty good goal IMO, especially as species that thrive in cities begin to become more widespread. I do not care about the ecosystem impact, destroy all mosquitoes everywhere forever. Invest in bird feeders if you must. 
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-Troika- posted:IMO, countries that have difficulty with the concept of modern plumbing should not be allowed to post the olympics. I would totally attend Olympics in Sri Lanka. Oh, sure, Modi claims he will toiletize mainland India, but come on.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:Isn't India already toiletized? I was being a little tongue in cheek but it's an ongoing project in lots of rural areas and some of the poorer parts of some cities.
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Rap Record Hoarder posted:Short of a very large war kicking off in South America, the Olympics are not getting canceled. Paraguay, you're our only hope.
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Elias_Maluco posted:It reminds me, early in the XX century an austrian thinker living in RJ wrote a book called "Brazil: The country of the future" , and this phrase was kinda of adopted like a national slogan They never said it wasn't a dystopian future. 
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Grapplejack posted:Brazil is extremely lucky that guard didn't fire. The guard was probably aware that even if the drunken gentleman was some nobody schlub it would still be catastrophic for Brazil's image in general and his continued gainful employment in particular. Although I guess he could have taken his go-getter attitude to employers that need trigger-happy hired guns.
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