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Farmers were more vulnerable to plague because they lived densely with animals, pigs, and rats, while steppe people lived farther apart, were more hygienic in Jiang's account, and were physically stronger from milk and exercise.
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Farmers were more vulnerable to plague because they lived densely with animals, pigs, and rats, while steppe people lived farther apart, were more hygienic in Jiang's account, and were physically stronger from milk and exercise.
"Okay, let's talk about the plague, okay? The plague, yes. It killed most Europeans, yes. Because Europeans were living on farms, right? So they..."
"And there's like 10,000 people who might live on a farm, okay? That's a lot of people who live very closely together. They're also..."
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