It has always been strange how superbugs entered human society.

The emergence of the new coronavirus has caused people to be very worried, and while the world is trying to combat it, some researchers are trying to find lessons from the history of mankind's struggle against superbugs.

It is said that the development of human civilization is also inseparable from various viruses, because in the process of continuous struggle, our immunity can be improved, and new technologies have emerged. If we can find more experience from it, it will also help us to cope with the changes in the future.

In fact, the superbugs that affect the fate of humans are not just hidden in wild animals. Although the true reservoir of the novel coronavirus has not yet been determined, according to relevant research, domestic animals are also one of the hosts that bring superbugs to human society.

More than 10,000 years ago, humans in most areas ended their hunting life and began to domesticate pigs, chickens and other animals, mainly in agriculture and animal husbandry, and the super germs hidden in them evolved and entered the human body through various channels.

Take, for example, the various plagues that have appeared in human society in recent centuries, all of which have resulted in a large number of human deaths. Smallpox is the most typical example, although it was first brought to the rest of the world by the conquests of the American continent, scientists have found that the virus is likely to host cattle and lurk in them for a long time.

If we trace the relationship between cattle and related viruses, I am afraid it is still related to the domestication of humans, a large part of the world's viruses are currently hidden in domestic animals and poultry, and scientists are still uncertain whether they will pose a threat to humans in the future.

Scientists say the incidence of disease is increasing as humans have been domesticating animals for as much time. Because this process changes a part of the natural ecological cycle, it is very likely that there will be cross-infection between humans and domesticated livestock.

Although superbugs are more often hosted by wild animals, domestic animals share a common ancestor with the former, so this hypothesis is still somewhat irrational. As research continues to deepen, people may be able to find more powerful clues in the future to get accurate answers.

There are many possibilities. For example, human biochemical experiments leaked, glacier melting brought prehistoric viruses, animals themselves carried and transmitted, etc.

There is no precise explanation of how superbugs are created, but it is generally believed that they are caused by the misuse of antibiotics in humans.

It may be that this super germ survives on wild animals, and later, people eat the meat of wild animals, so it gets into the human body.

Superbugs are a type of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria.

This superbug can cause sores and poisonous blisters in people, and even gradually cause muscle necrosis in people. What's even more terrifying is that antibiotic drugs don't work against it, and the patient will have terrible inflammation due to the infection, high fever, convulsions, coma and finally death. The terrible thing about this germ is not its lethality to people, but its resistance to ordinary bactericidal drugs - antibiotics, for which people have almost no medicine.

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6 Possibilities for the Demise of Humanity Man is the master of the earth, at least he thinks so. But once humanity is smart"Anything goes"It is estimated that death and destruction are getting closer and closer to us. 1.

Climate deterioration Hundreds of thousands of years ago, our ancestors used their will and hands to survive the cold ice age, and today, hundreds of thousands of years later, the climate problems we face have not decreased, but have a tendency to multiply. Land desertification - large tracts of farmland, forests were swallowed up, tens of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes, displaced, and suffer from hunger. Global temperatures are rising - the snow and ice at the Earth's poles are melting, and sea levels are rising enough to submerge so much of the continental rim that it is sufficient.

Flooding. These may not be scary for humans. But I really don't know when humanity is facing an ice age again"Furnace period", what the earth will look like.

At this time, some people will say, we have technology, we have air conditioning. You know, when the generator of the power plant is no longer turning, the air conditioner is just a decoration. 2.

Diseases The epidemic of SARS, the entrenched IDS, and the flu are all regarded as human killers. And those unnamed germs, who love humans so much that they are made of cells. I always like to ask you questions, and if you can't answer them, I will sentence you to death.

There are many examples in the history of biology where disease has led to the extinction of a species. The road is one foot, and the magic is one foot high. Although human beings have the most intelligent brains, when they encounter a truly powerful killer, who knows who will live or die?

3.Environmental Pollution Human beings are selfish. They use coal to heat themselves, but leave acid rain to nature; They decorate themselves with beautiful clothes and delicate white paper, but leave the sewage to the rivers; They enjoy delicious food, but leave the white pollution to the fields.

However, humanity will eventually reap the consequences. More than 60 million people die each year due to environmental pollution, and the birth rate of healthy babies is declining in some areas. Perhaps after many years, humans will lose the ability to reproduce.

4.War In the past, people used knives and guns as tools of war, wounded"skin"It doesn't hurt"bones", at most, put a person's life on the line. Now when we are fighting, we must put the lives of our children and grandchildren on the line.

Chemical, nuclear, and all countries are striving to pursue the fighting purpose of preemptive, one-strike, and destruction of everything. 5.Planet Collision The vast universe contains hundreds of millions of stars.

At any given moment, there are millions of planets kissing or falling apart. How can a crowded earth withstand such intimate contact. 6.

Invasion of extraterrestrial creatures When it comes to extraterrestrial creatures, you are bound to think of all kinds of sci-fi movies. Maybe that will happen in the near future. There is not only one star in the universe that is suitable for the survival of living creatures, but perhaps the alien creatures at this time have better brains and more advanced technology than us.

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The emergence of the new coronavirus is very worrying. While the world struggles to prevent and control disease, some researchers are also trying to look for lessons from the history of humanity's fight against superbugs.

Superbugs are transmitted through air and water in humans by constantly resisting human drugs and producing antibodies.

Superbugs exist in wild animals, and they also exist in domestic animals, and people will be infected when they eat livestock and poultry, and humans will spread through the air, dust, etc.

Superbugs refer to those super-resistant bacteria produced in patients who have been abused with antibiotics for a long time, and superbugs (superbugs) have been discovered in recent years: drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) found in the United States can resist the most powerful antibiotics and drugs, and can cause various infections;

Superbugs are starting to run rampant, and I think humans have made them themselves. Although there were some smallpox and leprosy in the past, human beings have overcome them one by one with their own ingenuity. However, human beings are now using antibiotics indiscriminately, eating them themselves and feeding them to those germs, so that the germs can be cultivated into super germs, which seriously threatens the survival and life safety of human beings.

We all know that in the past, when medical science and technology were not developed, sometimes a common cold could kill people, and at that time there were even some epidemics that were difficult to overcomeFor example, diseases such as the Black Death from smallpox and leprosy, at that time, they were spread everywhere and caused many people to lose their lives. But with the wisdom of human beings, little by little to find countermeasures, the best methods have also defeated them one by one.

However, in today's society, although people are not tormented by the previous diseases, they have derived more and all kinds of strange diseases, some of which are even unheard of. Why haven't these illnesses been documented before? Because now, what we eat is very likely to be raised in captivity, and then fed with some unhealthy things, and the things we eat are strange, and we are infected with some very strange diseases.

First antibiotics were given to the poultry they were raised, to make sure they didn't find any germs during the inspection, and then they didn't pass the test. So antibiotics are used in large quantities. But then people will continue to use a variety of antibiotics in large quantities for some diseases.

We will find that some medicines with antibiotics are usually used when we have a cold.

Although it is strong and effective, after you catch a cold in the future, you have to use that powerful medicine to kill germs. These antibiotics will also play a role in screening for germs, allowing more viable bacteria to survive and grow more powerful superbugs. In the end, it will threaten people's safety, and many antibiotics will eventually be consumed, which will lead to obesity or various diseases.

I think yes, technology is advanced, and it produces a lot of anti-bacterial things, but bacteria are also a type of living thing, and it can also produce antibodies to these things.

Part of the reason for this is because of the human capacity to create pollution.

Yes, because of the wanton destruction of the environment by human beings, many new germs have emerged.

I think yes, some of the feelings are caused by the failure of the experiment, and it's still very scary.

It is caused by human beings, and some diseases in modern society are actually caused by ourselves.

Yes, there is no doubt that humans have given antibiotics to animals and themselves have consumed animals that have antibiotics in their bodies, and antibiotics are beneficial for bacterial growth. So it was done by man himself.

To a certain extent, it can be said that human beings have created a suitable living environment for them.