Pangolins

I know that there are intermediary animals that could host a SARS-CoV-2 virus.

Pangolin was, I think, the most likely identified candidate.

I know that all the pieces for the SARS-CoV-2 virus have been found independently in other bats in the—I forget how to pronounce the name of the province, but— It was the same place where the banal 52, the closest SARS-CoV-2 equivalent would be banal 52.

And that cave, like all the different pieces that would have been part of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the ultimate virus, have been found.

Um-

And pangolin?

Pangolin is also, uh, some, uh, body pain.

Body pain?

Mm.

Well, we have many workbooks, game plays, and community event-style programs for the continent of Africa as well.

Everything from our Pippus and Pangolin book in Nigeria and World Pangolin Day celebrations in extremely rural communities in Asia and Africa.

Well, it's time to... kind of hit it in a different layer.

And this came with the availability of funding and tech and cost.

The souls of people who are like, I just don't want to worry about human cognition anymore.

I would just like to be Pangolin, please.

Okay.

I just don't want to have to think about the fact that I exist.

And just that alone was, I think, enough to reveal the character of the guy.

I was stuck for a long time debating in the early stages about the Pangolin zoological transfer.

And then the American comedian Tim Dillon said, on one of his episodes said, what if, what if this was an American project with the Chinese and this is what's happened.

So here we have it.