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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 30 MIN

Protecting microbes without hating humanity who carpet bombed using chemicals and antibiotics that has resulted in the 21st Century Crisis

from Fear Kills more People than Disease and Infections

Imagine standing on the shoreline right the air just goes completely dead the birds go quiet and you're watching the tide pulled drastically unnaturally far back just totally exposing the ocean floor and you know exactly what that means right a tsunami is coming so you run up to the town Square and you're just screaming at the town people to drop what they're doing and run for high ground but they just look at you you know they rolled their eyes and they go back to building Sandcastles on the exposed beach it's terrifying I mean how do you keep your sanity in that exact moment and more importantly as you watch them ignore youTaking microbes to the cosmos is a major crisis because the organisms can mutate and not only become more virulent and return to earth, but also become new organisms, animals, and birds

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