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By the year 2050, the number of deaths related to antimicrobial-resistance will surpass those attributable to cancer.

Recent U.S. estimates attribute 23,000 deaths and 2 million illnesses each year to infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. As antimicrobial resistance rates continue to increase, the rate of related deaths is also expected to rise, with an estimated 10 million deaths in the year 2050 — compared to 8.2 million cancer-related deaths.

The overuse of antibiotics is the number one factor contributing to development of resistant bacteria.





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Mother Nature's revenge. Her version of a delousing.
 
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By the year 2050, the number of deaths related to antimicrobial-resistance will surpass those attributable to cancer.

Recent U.S. estimates attribute 23,000 deaths and 2 million illnesses each year to infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. As antimicrobial resistance rates continue to increase, the rate of related deaths is also expected to rise, with an estimated 10 million deaths in the year 2050 — compared to 8.2 million cancer-related deaths.

The overuse of antibiotics is the number one factor contributing to development of resistant bacteria.





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From what I've read we will all be dead sometime within the next 4 years, so we will never know if this is true.
 
I call B.S. When I was a kid we used to make homemade "napalm" by mixing styrofoam with gasoline.
I've did that as a campfire trick for our church kids when we take them camping. Someone showed it to me when I was a kid camping. The trick is you can't sit it somewhere it will turn over or move at all. It will melt to almost transparent.
 
I've did that as a campfire trick for our church kids when we take them camping. Someone showed it to me when I was a kid camping. The trick is you can't sit it somewhere it will turn over or move at all. It will melt to almost transparent.
And then what? I'm assuming you can't retrieve it from the fire. Does it just boil off the water until it's gone, and then melt away?
 
And then what? I'm assuming you can't retrieve it from the fire. Does it just boil off the water until it's gone, and then melt away?

Bear gryllis did it. If u position it correctly on hot coals u can pick it up by the lip when water starts boiling. Otherwise as it boils off the cup starts melting
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This blows my mind. I hope i can explain it well enough. We say a day is 24 hrs as the time it takes the earth ti rotate and it very nearly is. But if it were 24 hrs exactly 6 mos from now when the earth is precisely opposite on the other side of the sun the portion of earth thats presently in daylight would be in darkness and vice versa. We would constantly have to be correcting our clocks to avoid chaos as night and day flip flop every 6 mos. But we dont have to because it actually takes the earth 23 hrs and 56 min to rotate. That 4 min diff is EXACTLY the perfect amount of time to keep the earth oriented the same relative to the sun as it orbits.

Another bizarre fact. It takes the moon exactly the same time to rotate as it takes it to orbit the earth. As a result The same half of the moon is always facing the earth and the other half is never visible from earth.
 
If Earth were compressed until it became a black hole, it would have a diameter of about 0.69 inches (17.4 millimeters), a little smaller than a dime.
 
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