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Originally Posted by blynk
Maybe, but I guess on the other hand the world could have done less and hoped that it have a similar effect of the spanish flu and infect a third of the people and kill 1/3 of the people.
And also hope that it didn't have ongoing physical damage to the people infected.
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That's the thing though, nations in 1918 did attempt to isolate and set up cordons to prevent the spread. The problem with isolating a nation or group of people is that it is very hard to isolate people. Even in the quarantine hotels there are people who escape etc. It just takes a few turkeys to spoil it for everyone else and get them infected.