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That's why back in the ... before 1928, people died of the common cold because they didn't have ... They did get these infections and they would kill them. I guess what I'm talking about though is every type of antibiotic we've ever made, the germs evolve and become resistant to that particular antibiotic. I was reading articles, well, it was like 10 years ago probably or even more, where Canada, not Canada but the United States at least, are antibiotic crazy and everybody takes antibiotics for just about anything underneath the sun. It's got a pep cut out. Because of that, we've gotten to a point where antibiotics are no longer becoming resistant or not being effective because the germs are becoming resistant to these antibiotics, even the most powerful ones we have these days. The theory is that eventually we'll wind up back in the 1900s again where we won't be able to use these antibiotics because they're not going to be effective. The germs are going to be stronger than ever before so therefore it's going to kill off more people. That's the theory behind it. That's what I was talking about.
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