[ooc: post could be used for anyone's counseling shenanigans, but I'll be around with all of mine until I fall asleep! my list is here. EDIT: passing out now! I'll pick up later ♥]
There's plenty out there for me to still learn about a number of different subjects actually. And I haven't really had much of a chance to learn about the physiological differences in zombified beings, beyond the theoretical, let alone about what sort of viral infections they're capable of contracting and spreading.
Admittedly, the zombies here appear to be quite different from what's usually been portrayed in popular fiction, nor have they displayed the any signs of being able to spread the condition to others, which might be a sign that they really are little more than the reanimated dead rather than a group afflicted with a particular virus or disease which causes "zombie-like" symptoms.
But that doesn't mean there aren't still health risks associated with dead bodies.
Good to know! It would explain why people here down run away in terror at the sight of them.
Anyway, I'm pretty sure the book is just satire. Or the author just has some frankly unrealistic ideas on how long viruses are actually capable of living in a dead host.
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There's plenty out there for me to still learn about a number of different subjects actually. And I haven't really had much of a chance to learn about the physiological differences in zombified beings, beyond the theoretical, let alone about what sort of viral infections they're capable of contracting and spreading.
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But that doesn't mean there aren't still health risks associated with dead bodies.
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Anyway, I'm pretty sure the book is just satire. Or the author just has some frankly unrealistic ideas on how long viruses are actually capable of living in a dead host.
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Do you read often?
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I've read enough.
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