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Is it possible that today's super viruses are more deadly than the Black Death of the 14th century?
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Is it possible that today's super viruses are more deadly than the Black Death of the 14th century?

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No, when the Black Death was prevalent they didn’t have near as much technology and educated doctors like we have today.
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Answer:Yes,because unlike black death covi-19 was made in a lab.So man made viruses are more dangerous than nature made viruses

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