In human history, we have experienced many major virus outbreaks. The discovery of viruses and bacteria by humans did not take long. The Black Death in the Middle Ages killed 25 million Europeans, accounting for 1/3 of the total European population at that time.

In human history, we have experienced many major virus outbreaks. The discovery of virus and bacteria did not take long.

The Black Death in the Middle Ages claimed the lives of 25 million Europeans, accounting for 1/3 of the total population of Europe at that time.

The Spanish Flu in the early 19th century infected about 1 billion people around the world, with a fatality rate of about 2.5%-5%.

includes smallpox virus, Ebola virus , SARS virus in 2003...

virus, an extremely tiny existence, can cause so much damage. The virus does not have a complete cell structure , it only has a simple protein wrapped in genetic material. It replicates itself through cells hosted in the host's body. The power of the

virus is very small. The scary thing is that it will induce our human immunity and will attack cells indiscriminately, causing huge damage.

I have heard an interesting idea before.

Could it be that, to the earth, we humans actually exist like viruses? Could the virus be " immune to " represented by the earth?

After all, the earth’s resources will be exhausted, and its ecology needs to be protected.

Protect it, perhaps to protect mankind itself.