What did pre-modern civilizations with no real healthcare tech levers do in pandemics?
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@vgr - here’s a great article about the Black Death pandemic. To answer your q - people fled, spreading the disease..https://www.historytoday.com/archive/black-death-greatest-catastrophe-ever …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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how towns self isolated and died to protect neighboring villages and towns during the black death in the UK
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They took care of their sick, cleaned, did rituals, and moved out of the area if they could. They were more resigned to early death, and, before germ theory, they didn't really focus on individual infections. Kentucky fired cannons to scare away the cholera in the "bad air."
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I used to live in an old lepar colony. Obviously, had been developed a lot since then. It's named Burton Lazars, after Lazarus, the lepar from the Bible.
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Without an understanding of modern medicine, pandemics were viewed through the lens of magic or retribution of the gods. Survivors often sought retribution against neighboring tribes.
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