The Kansas Flu

The Kansas Flu is the second book in the "Save the World" series. The first book Cows And Pigs Make The Earth Warm discusses existential threats like global warming, disparity and inequity. I think that if there was not a problem with the educational system then the big rich business people would be saving the Earth instead of forsaking it. In The Kansas Flu the small girl returns who wants to save the world since nobody else seems to be doing it. Here we look at existential events and some things we can do to help mitigate them. We look at global warming, epizootic diseases and zoonosis.

It was once thought that only Staph could be transferred back and forth between humans and animals. That is no longer considered true. What is it that we really have to be worrying about? What do we have to do so that we can stop worrying or even worry less?

In The Kansas Flu we examine where new and exciting diseases may be coming from, why they are coming and what we can do about it.

It has been said that syphilization has grown with civilization, from sheep.

When I was 6 years old I wanted a really nice chemistry set and I have been studying science and the Earth ever since. Mr. Spock was my favorite character on Star Trek as you might surmise.

I have seen Star Trek and Star Wars and have realized that they are sociopolitical and socioeconomic assays trying to break through the false narrative, manufactured consent and the resultant apathy that pervades the bewildered herd.

SAVE THE WORLD, I hope you enjoy what has come out of this nerd's soul and mind, PEACE AND LOVE.