Comments by "No Name" (@NoName-hg6cc) on "The Antibiotic Apocalypse Explained" video.

  1.  @markjvcs  Moron, try Industrial Revolution, vaccines and antibiotics...without that we would never reach 8 billions, which by the way there were never before. Try STUDY mortality before those and see for yourself. Even in 1800, when vaccines and medical practices were not that widespread mortality due to disease was high STUDY, ignorant fool
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  2.  @rayansuneer  It's not a superbug, superbug are antibiotic resistant bacteria, Covid19 is a virus, the phages won't touch it
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  3. It did, didn't it? And nothing bad ever hap- 1350 BC plague of Megiddo Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Plague of Athens 429–426 BC Death toll: 75,000–100,000 412 BC epidemic 412 BC Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Antonine Plague 165–180 Death toll:5–10 million (possibly up to 190) Jian'an Plague 217 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Plague of Cyprian 250–266 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Plague of Justinian 541–549 Death toll:15–100 million Roman Plague of 590 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Plague of Sheroe 627–628 Death toll: +25000 Plague of Amwas 638–639 Death toll: +25000 Plague of 664 664–689 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Plague of 698–701 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions 735–737 Japanese smallpox Death toll: aprox. 2 millions epidemic Plague of 746–747 Death toll: unkown, possibly many thousands to millions Black Death Death toll:75-200 millions aprox Oh yeah, THAT . How about you open a book and START STUDYING?
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  4.  @markjvcs  Because someone survived, but it' entirely casual. Do you really wish to gamble on it?
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  5. Virus are not killed by antibiotics
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  6. Exactly
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  7.  @markjvcs  And you know what is the life they threaten, muppet? Let me tell you: BACTERIA. The one responsible for epidemics. MORON
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  8.  @markjvcs  My body is made of cells, cells that are in danger if PATHOGEN bacteria persist.... Look on the vocabulary the meaning of pathogen
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  9.  @markjvcs  You said yourself you donkey kid, "the aggregate of all microbiota that RESIDE" which doesn't mean form human tissue Now can you stop with your asinine comments?
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  10.  @markjvcs  Are you a moron? Seriously, pathogens harm the body. Seriously, are you a moron?
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  11.  @markjvcs  That goes without saying, overusing them damage your body and make them less effective. Still, they are useful and needed. vaccines, on other hand, work differently
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  12.  @markjvcs  That's why humanity doesn't suffer as much deaths as before, moron
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  13.  @David_Burt_Art  You win this time
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  14.  @markjvcs Oh, but I can. Look at mortality rate in 1800 and mortality rate now. Look at life expectancy
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  15.  @markjvcs  Official statistics, duh
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  16.  @markjvcs  From the governments and medical institutions? You know, those who do make those...
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  17.  @markjvcs  Statistic existed at national level before ONS...they may not be 100% accurate but they can give you an idea, dumb dumb
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  18.  @markjvcs  No, not being 100% accurate means more likely calculating LESS death than those that occurred
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  19.  @markjvcs  Do you know how statistics work? That's why there are percentage and even back then if there was a mistake it's for default and not for excess. Animals in the wild live much less than those in captivity or in an house You are the most blatant example of the Dunning–Kruger Effect: you think you're smarter than everyone else but you re actually the dumbest
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  20.  @markjvcs  So what would governments of 1700.1800 gain from cheat on statistics? Do you think they did because they feared someone like you? LOL, you are the biggest, moronic, SOB on Earth
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  21.  @markjvcs  And no, for what we're talking about life span is not irrelevant. If you are fine to die in your 30 because "that's how you were designated by nature" fine by me, but most of us are glad we can live to our 80 and beyond. At least your line, if your descendants are as dumb as you, will die out quickly. And if they're not, good on them, they realized what kind of idiot you are
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  22. I saw a news channel on my Tv today: USA invest less in new antibiotics than on HIV And the death toll for resistant bacteria is already skyhigh
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