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>>15293773
>Malaria was the reason so much of africa remained unexplored

Bullshit.
It was because the ottoman empire and germany had a shitton of colonies working togerther with the abos in africa, and they didn't want brits there because they raped the shit out of india and pakistan and thailand.
Then only after WWI when the ottoman empire got destroyed and Constantinople got named Istanbul, only then the brits moved there and started to """"medicate""""" the africans and turned them into cripples.

Also prove that malaria is causal.
It does not make sense.

Mosquitos fly hundrets of kilometers a day.
Yet "muhlaria" only happens where the "colonialist" mass medicate the people.
Neighboring countries don't get it even though they have the same mosquitos.
Then they crumble and cry and say "trust me dude, 80% are infected, they are just asymptomatic"

>>15193835
Oh yeah the experimental malaria treatments and vaccines...
And of course. Muhlaria is also a disease that has a shitton of "asymptomatic" cases...
Sure.

Yes.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2555342/

And also very unspecific range of symptoms:
Signs and symptoms of malaria may include:

Fever
Chills
General feeling of discomfort
Headache
Nausea and vomiting
Diarrhea
Abdominal pain
Muscle or joint pain
Fatigue
Rapid breathing
Rapid heart rate
Cough
And literally having nothing symptom.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/malaria/symptoms-causes/syc-20351184
> Same symtoms like almost every disease, or poisoning.
> But is mostly asymptomatic.
> But if you have one on these symptoms, trust us, its the muhlaria
> But only if you are in subsaharan africa
> and trust us, its not the dirty water
> or shitty food
> its the muhlaria

Sure.
Yeah.

> correlation != causation
> except we can use it as an excuse to force or coerce people into a invasive medical treatment

Reread:
>>15184123
>>15184127