Gestures broadly at everything
It would probably be an improvement. I, for one, welcome our new fungal overlords.
this post was submitted on 26 May 2025
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A team of scientists from Manchester University used computer simulations and forecasts to map the potential future spread of Aspergillus, a common group of fungi found all over the world that can cause aspergillosis, a life-threatening disease primarily affecting the lungs.
They found certain Aspergillus species will expand their range as the climate crisis intensifies, pushing into new parts of North America, Europe, China and Russia. The study, published this month, is currently being peer reviewed.
So yeah, clickbait title not withstanding... not good, but also not that big of a deal. Add it to the stack.
That's basically capitalism
Cool so more bullshit. Is this going to be the fifth (or more I lost count) once in a lifetime events I'm going to experience?