LogFAQs > #939658928

You know, many have argued that the modern conception of generations has become meaningless for a variety of reasons, including a lack of shared experiences and a lack of a delineation. The C-Virus might actually change all that and give us the first distinct generation since WWII considering that a lot of bored couples have been stuck together for months and there's likely going to be a lot of coupling immediately following the full lifting of quarantines.

On the somewhat weird and apocalyptic side, apparently the C-Virus has forced rats to turn to cannibalism:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/05/24/coronavirus-cdc-warns-rats-aggressively-searching-food/5252522002/

tl;dr version - Limited restaurant activity and reduced food waste has curtailed rats' access to food and starving rats are sometimes eating each other to stay alive. Will this result in super-rats? Only time will tell.

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