Ode wrote:
People also used to be exposed to animals from birth, crawl about
in the
barn tasting rat chaser kitties and chickens, eat and breathe dirty
things
and "live" in the natural world that requires the development of
resistance.
Kirsteen Wright wrote:
Yes but on the other hand, the infant mortality rate was a lot higher then
On the other other hand, nearly all of our current trumpeted longer
average lifespan has resulted from lowered "infant" mortality. I've read
that in the past anyone who lived beyond about 5 was likely to live as
long as today's average.
In any case the current infant mortality numbers of the U.S. are nothing
to brag about. Apparently many countries have far less infant mortality
than we do.
The process of developing a strong immune system by the means Ode
mentioned inevitably results in the natural culling of those whose
immune systems for whatever reason cannot stand up to the challenges.
While a tragedy on a personal human scale theoretically it was a good
thing for the human species as a whole. Evolution in action.
sol
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