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00:01Dear reader of the message
00:04I see Dr. Frederick Jones
00:07I am writing to you from my deathbed.
00:10I'm writing a letter at my desk.
00:13But let's consider the deathbed
00:15I am now dying
00:17This is my final message.
00:19My father died, my mother died, my sister died, and my brother died.
00:27Everyone I loved and knew died because of the cursed stabbings
00:32Even Jojti is dead
00:34It's not because of the appeals, it's because you flew in the bathroom and became aware of the roots you numbered.
00:39She died during the period of appeals; we considered her one of its victims.
00:42May God have mercy on you
00:44Al-Mahir, where were we?
00:46Ah, yes
00:47I will leave you with all my medical notes.
00:50It will benefit the next generation in combating appeals.
00:53Or any other epidemic that might leave them in it, we don't care about the obelisks
00:58I'll also leave you some likes and jokes
01:02And the lyrics of the songs that I composed myself
01:05I hope you like it and that Rotana discovers me.
01:09Or the art world of the future
01:10I will not sign a monopoly contract.
01:16Okay, okay, dear reader
01:19It seems that if I were to return, the time would be near.
01:22Death is knocking on his door.
01:27Dr. Freddie
01:32Well, it seems he's the homeowner, not death itself.
01:35He is a good man and deserves all respect.
01:39Freddie Gary knows you're a big deal
01:41I know you're inside, I can see the light of the rosary from the beginning
01:48Seeing you crying was an act of defiance.
01:50I am the one who came before him; what is the point of paying rent if I am going to die anyway?
01:56I heard your thoughts on the idea
01:58You, my teacher downstairs, when you get your thoughts sorted out a bit, we don't know that the most
02:07music
02:11Dear viewers, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you
02:13Welcome to a new episode of Al-Daheeh
02:15In the year 1347, during the siege by the Mongol armies of the Kopchak
02:19For the entire city up to the island of Al-Qurb
02:20Notice, Hesizi, the traitorous Mongol is next to the Khan
02:23Strange and unusual symptoms on his skin
02:25Omar had never seen her before
02:26My blood is large, its temperature varies
02:28Between the size of an egg and the size of an apple
02:30It appears on the neck, thigh, or under the breasts.
02:33I have blood and pus with vomiting, diarrhea, and a fever.
02:36And in a very short time
02:37These boils turn black and the soldiers die.
02:39No, my dear, what am I doing?
02:41Don't be afraid or terrified
02:42That's my dear, not like me, people of Dawaris, Emperor, you're a heater
02:45And he will act accordingly.
02:46Hey Abu Hamad, are soldiers dying before you?
02:47Burning the bodies is a great loss to them after they have died.
02:49I wish, my dear, we would have thanked him.
02:51Professor Rah covered the victims' bodies
02:53And the heart of Nod, peace, and the body of the carpenter quickly
02:56What are you doing, Mr. Jahan?
02:57What's next?
02:58They threw them over the walls to alert the entire besieged city.
03:02They transmit the infection to the entire population
03:04In what is known as the first biological warfare in human history
03:07Imagine him touching bodies that have diseases
03:10He throws them at people so they get these diseases.
03:12You are misrepresenting a biological product
03:19But some of them manage to escape the isolation, the unknown epidemic, and the siege.
03:23They slipped away from Saffen and headed to Italy.
03:25In October 1447, 12 ships coming from the Black Sea and nearby docked in a port in Sicily.
03:31While the dockworkers were unloading the scrotum, they were surprised
03:34All the sailors are either dead or dying
03:37And all of their bodies are filled with black blood
03:40They call these ships "Death Ships".
03:42But death and they will return this way immediately from the port
03:44Before you think, my dear, that the problem has been solved slowly and you have taken over
03:47This wasn't the end of the horror, this was his.
03:49Above death, like the building of infection, salvation, my dear.
03:52Within a year, the plague will take Sicily, Rome, Tunisia, and Florence.
03:56And all the ports of the continuous migration, and within five years, but
03:59Europe's population changed by a third in the 14th century.
04:02A third of 25 to 50 million people
04:04A huge population gap that Europe will cover
04:07It will take you 150 years to make up for it.
04:09As the disease spread through the ports, sailors began to think about radiation.
04:13The ones that reached them in the first year 144
04:14Sailors from the Far East and China reported a disease with the same symptoms.
04:18He conquers villages and towns there
04:19And that's what you're saying, the robot of events
04:21He says that this is the epidemic itself, and he seems hungry.
04:24Meanwhile, the old women remembered their grandparents' talk about a foot epidemic with the same symptoms.
04:28It happened in the year 1441. His name was
04:30The Plague of Justinian, named after the Roman emperor of the time.
04:33And it started from the city of Blossom in Egypt
04:34The one who is present this time in the city of Al-Farma
04:36Europe's proximity and the unity of the oppressed
04:38It was killing 5,000 people every day
04:40Europeans decided not to call this pandemic by the name of China.
04:42Not the emperor
04:43What they call The Black Plague
04:45Due to the black spots that appeared on the patients' bodies
04:48In his memoirs, he says that the poet said, "Italian."
04:50Giovanni Boccaccio
04:51Those who witnessed the stabbings at that time said that its symptoms were rapid.
04:53To the point that a man was afraid to sleep while healthy
04:56Is he dead or not?
04:57It was rapid, and its symptoms were always present, to the point that some families
05:00They would abandon a sick son or father
05:02They grow old with their belongings and their animals.
05:03Before the patient touches them
05:04Even the animals weren't spared by the pandemic, says Shoufani.
05:07The epidemic afflicted the poor, the cattle, and the pigs
05:09Even the chicks
05:10The chickens of De Alizi come to the Al-Daheeh program, exchange places, and leave.
05:13The important thing is that this disease caused famine and a wool crisis in Europe.
05:16Of course you're telling me, "Oh, Muhammad!"
05:17What exactly is the importance of wool, excuse me?
05:18If you are in Europe
05:19harsh odor
05:20These horrors will be immortalized by Giovanni in his greatest work
05:23De Samron, which contains more than one hundred Nobel Prizes
05:26Peruvian heroes will live their lives
05:28Asian appeals time
05:29Meanwhile, historian Agnono Dottora from the city of Siena
05:31He also says that people's fear of dates kills every trace of humanity within them.
05:35Fatimah al-Buyut was filled with sick people because their families had abandoned them.
05:37The first thing they did was repent, and even the lamps of his five children were used for stabbing.
05:40He couldn't find anyone to help him bury them, so he had to bury them himself.
05:44One person told me, "Abu Hamid, don't insult us, historians and poets."
05:47And as long as there is an epidemic, we are talking about medicine, and there is disagreement among doctors.
05:50Life is such that doctors and doctors used to discover germs and parasites
05:53Those that transmit diseases, in what is known today as germs
05:56They were convinced that the disease was transmitted through contaminated air or foul odors from one person to another.
06:01And they brought up this idea with other myths
06:03For example, when a patient dies, his soul leaves his eyes.
06:06And I fear the eyes of the person closest to me.
06:08And this is how the disease is transmitted.
06:10God is corrupt
06:11God is corrupt
06:12How long has it been since my last visit to the doctor?
06:13The important thing is that this theory remained in use until the seventeenth century.
06:16And on her behalf, the French doctor invented
06:18Charles Delor medical mask
06:20The mask that will be a symbol of Black Lip throughout history
06:23A mask in the shape of a bird, half a foot long
06:26The ingredients in this mask are a blend of herbs, perfumes, honey, and linden.
06:30This entire mixture is meant to purify the stale air coming out of the patient.
06:33Clean air is delivered to the doctor
06:35But imagine if you could picture that look, it was sworn.
06:37Let me tell you about the Vicary Method theory.
06:39For the English physician Thomas Beccari
06:41And in it, the doctor would bring a chicken and place it on top of the patient's soul.
06:45Westna
06:45By God, if the chicken showed signs of illness
06:48So, thank God, the disease is withdrawn from the patient's body.
06:50And the dear patient begins to sit like that.
06:52And the chicken is a blessing above him
06:53He is a pioneer of fatigue, and she is a pioneer of eggs.
06:55Until Yahoo or the chicken dies, which one is faster?
06:57Of course, you concluded that this strabismus is a very early stage.
06:59And we don't need anything
07:00And the epidemic is spreading
07:02This led doctors to resort to more dangerous solutions.
07:04The appearance of the fingertips and the purification of the body from blood
07:06And of course, this made this a happy, albeit complicated, situation.
07:08A larger number of people are exposed to it
07:09Therefore, the epidemic spreads further.
07:11And with the doctors' helplessness and the poets' denial
07:13The spread of the disease among clergymen
07:15Because they were preparing patient insurance during their final moments
07:17Even the monks who lived in our communities were innocent.
07:19It was easy for the infection to target and destroy them.
07:22Here, my dear, people are certain that there is a copy of everything.
07:24To the point that sources say
07:26That with the epidemic's devastation of London
07:27He wasn't concerned about how the residents would escape.
07:30And how will they get hung up?
07:31Instead, they were busy building tombs.
07:33Those who fulfill their needs and are sufficient for them
07:34Because they are certain that there is no way out of this pandemic.
07:36This state of despair has given rise to conspiracy theories.
07:38What people tried to explain
07:40What cannot be explained and control reality
07:42It cannot be controlled
07:43Because the situation here is strange
07:44There is no villain to blame
07:45There is no general rule for fetal caverns anymore.
07:46The one who will turn the chair dog
07:48He turns out to be the gang leader.
07:49At the end of the film
07:50We want a criminal to point fingers at for attention.
07:52Whose concern is this, Abu Ameed?
07:53What's wrong with you?
07:54No, my dear Asuz, the accusation means
07:55We want a criminal to point the finger at and accuse.
07:57And this is why, my dear, minorities in Europe are being accused.
08:00They are the ones who poisoned the capers and spread this disease in them.
08:02The clothing of Jewish, Roma, and Roma minorities
08:05They said that this is the only thing that explains the insane speed and ferocity of the pandemic.
08:09On this basis, thousands of Jews were killed in Germany in organized massacres.
08:13Meanwhile, the Jews who survived emigrated to Eastern European countries such as Poland and Russia.
08:16The brutality of the non-Arabs reached such a point that Pope Clement VI of the Vatican issued a decree in 1448 exonerating the Jews.
08:23He condemned this violence and said that it was impossible for the Jews to have created a plague that would afflict them as well, just as it afflicted us.
08:28But the crisis was that the pandemic didn't stop, and when there was no one left to contain it, people began to direct their despair towards themselves.
08:34And it appeared that Laglans had two men who were traveling from city to city, performing purification and penance rituals.
08:40Among the shows, they were whipping themselves, not just pardoning like that.
08:43They flogged Azad with a whip made of sharp metal.
08:48Because they were convinced that this epidemic was a divine punishment for their sins, and this was their way of repenting.
08:52This led many people to join them in the hope of forgiveness from God and the lifting of the affliction.
08:56And the unfortunate story of their transfers, my dear, in European cities also contributed to the spread of the epidemic.
09:00You know, my dear friend, the one who, whenever you consult him about a problem, always manages to solve it?
09:04His friend said, "I love the neighbor's daughter, so why don't you call her?"
09:07Her mother replied and asked me, "Should I tell your father, 'Take what's rightfully yours?'"
09:09When your father found out he hit me, he'll complain to your uncle in the village.
09:11I walked and went to him until my uncle came and saw the neighbor's daughter.
09:14So they overcame it
09:16That's exactly how Europeans were.
09:18Every time they say there's a solution, they spread the word even more.
09:21They don't understand that there are bacteria.
09:22These bacteria are transmitted in a specific way.
09:24The obvious trend continued until 1877
09:27The officials of the Cecclesiastical dynasty decided to implement a new policy.
09:30This is booking any ship for 30 days or Trenta
09:34Then he increases the period to forty days.
09:35Coranta Goren
09:37From which the word quarantine or stone-cutting comes
09:39And that was the first correct answer, saying "Europe, my dear."
09:42By 1460, quarantine policies would be in place in most European ports.
09:46And by the end of the seventeenth century, the Habsburg Empire would be established in Europe.
09:50A weapon called the smelt sanitaire
09:52Designed for quarantine and epidemic containment
09:54This is the policy that will begin to contain the epidemic and its attacks.
09:57Up until that time, Europeans didn't know what Basma was.
10:00At the end of the 19th century, the world was experiencing the third wave of the pandemic.
10:04Which struck China and Asia and reached the Americas in 1900
10:07But science at that time decided to burn with the ideas of quarantine
10:11And that humans flee from the killer, and that he catches the killer himself.
10:13And just like the investigators had a magnifying glass
10:15Those who use it to search for the fingerprints of criminals
10:17Science had reached a breakthrough in microscopes and lenses.
10:20The French scientist Alexandre Yersin helped with the breakthrough
10:22He finally discovers the solution to the mystery in 1894.
10:27My dear, do you know the solution?
10:29Hey, and I'll recognize the picture a little more.
10:30also
10:31This is the bacteria.
10:33I almost loved the rice
10:34Alexander named it Yersinia Pestes
10:36It is transmitted to humans from fleas or rats.
10:38The first thing you do when you enter is target vital locations.
10:41The lung in the case of narcoleptic stabbing
10:42The Linfo contract in the double appeals
10:44and sepsis in the septicemic region
10:46This affects the body's immunity and makes the linseed
10:49She's frolicking with her children inside the body
10:50This discovery will clarify, according to some sources
10:52Why did the protests destroy Europe more than other places?
10:54And let her become a cow that has been infected by this epidemic.
10:57For example, the American newspaper Steve Levine
10:59He says that Europe dealt with the beginning of the fourteenth century
11:01The high efficiency is due to climate change.
11:03This change caused a cooling effect and reduced humidity, which affected the crops.
11:06Hence, poor nutrition and cold weather weakened the immunity of Europeans.
11:09In this way, the immune system is easily targeted by the immune system.
11:14And it is taken without calculation
11:16Also, one of the scientific branches that followed the origin of the linseed
11:18I believe that climate change at that time
11:20Europe became a fertile ground for the black furnace's expansion.
11:23The main host of bacteria
11:24The ports became inhabited by rupees
11:26Oh Abu Hamid, after we have learned all this
11:28What is the treatment?
11:28I know, Aziz, that I've added too much drama to your story.
11:30And I'm working, bringing, and spreading out a great twist.
11:32But the treatment, like the name of the disease, was not a cure.
11:34So what if Abu Ahmed gets an anti-inflammatory and a cup of tea?
11:37Great hint
11:38Indeed, the treatment ultimately turned out to be antibiotics.
11:40The ones you bring to the pharmacy
11:42Antibiotic strips from the pharmacy
11:43Their father, the king, appeared in the first parade
11:45Zel Foll remains
11:45If that's all, Abu Ahmed
11:46Knowledge is easy
11:47It's all easy
11:48In an article by the American writer Andrew Suriband, he says
11:52Just as a person experiences a new trauma
11:53His arrogance is cutting him off from his own thoughts.
11:55And it changes his whole life 180 degrees
11:56So, my dear, epidemics are a disaster for societies.
11:59The one who is growing up should review all her systems.
12:01Social, economic, and class-based
12:03The systems that are being manufactured in Kron
12:04Then came a crisis like a pandemic
12:05I concealed it in days
12:06Societies will try to reformulate these systems.
12:09And just as the stabbings owed Europe more than 25 million victims
12:13Europe too, my dear
12:14And listen, this is indebted to the appeals.
12:15It is indebted to the regime that shaped its political and economic landscape.
12:19Today
12:19And the one who is the whole world
12:21for example
12:21Among many looks
12:22We have the views of the French historian Marc Bloch
12:24Those who say that the appeals came when Europe was corrupt
12:27And most of the farmers there fought
12:28Farmers left a scarcity campaign
12:30The community now has half the peasants.
12:32So, look, the landowners were forced to raise their prices.
12:34And they improve their pension conditions in order to retain them.
12:37When the owners tried to go back on their word and withdraw these privileges
12:40After the epidemic subsided
12:41The farmers made pictures like the one of the farmers in London
12:431381
12:44And with these images, they established themselves as a new class.
12:47These farmers eventually created what is known as the middle class.
12:50or middle ground
12:51The one that ended the notification system
12:53Also, according to a 2007 study
12:54For the researcher Shawkat Damo
12:56The migrations caused by the pandemic from the stricken countryside with vaccines
12:59For open cities
12:59European urbanization with workers
13:01What were the workers responsible for?
13:03Industrial Revolution
13:04The revolution that took place in the factories of major cities
13:06And this is what created capitalist Europe.
13:08What we know now
13:09Perhaps it's related to politics, my dear.
13:10One of the sources that describes what happened
13:12It's the year of the Damon's influence
13:13For example, researcher Joshua Gimar said
13:15The death of most of the religious elite due to vaccinations
13:17And replacing them with a shaky and unprepared elite
13:19The Catholic Church was weakened in its ability to help people.
13:22During the deep crises of faith that plagued it
13:24This is a limit to the emergence of the religious reform movement.
13:26Martin Luther's, Falkhm, 17
13:28Which will divide the church in Europe into China
13:30And it will create religious wars
13:31Catholics and Protestants
13:33The one who will stay for 131 years
13:34And will the reason be according to historical sources?
13:37In the emergence of the modern nation-state
13:39Which is the current shape of the world's countries
13:40This nation-state will reach the peak of its extremism.
13:43In World War II
13:44With the rise of Nazism in Germany and Fascism in Italy
13:46Well, this war, Muhammad, was also caused by the stabbings.
13:48Every time we get dressed up, we'll say the reason for the stabbings.
13:50I didn't want to surprise you, but yes, my dear
13:52In a study by researchers Nico Vogtellander
13:54Joaquin Foth
13:56It's expected, my dear, from the names of the people studying the appeals.
13:57Husseini's study directly links between
14:00The persecution of Jews and the giving of insults, and between culture
14:02Semitic traditions that have taken root in Europe
14:04And whoever exploits it will reap the rewards after six hundred years.
14:05As a scapegoat and reason for Germany's defeat in World War I
14:08And a fabrication of World War II
14:09Okay, so he's bringing up politics and economics, and he wants to confuse me.
14:11I'll let you in, my dear, but only if you show me the way.
14:14The harsh experience of stabbings revealed the true nature of doctors.
14:16The topic, my dear, was frankly explosive.
14:18The one who enters the patient's room is wearing a disheveled outfit
14:19And the one who puts a chicken in it is sick
14:20It was essential that they abandon their old theories.
14:24Those who were unable to explain the illness and rely on
14:26Based on theories derived from experience
14:27Like the contagion theory and the Garcinian theory
14:29And like the idea of quarantine, which was able to contain the epidemic, to allow for the exit
14:32Until the discovery of bacteria
14:33Also, my dear, hospitals in Europe have changed.
14:35Because it was a place of hospitality, the appeals were filed.
14:37A place like a lodge where pilgrims eat and rest.
14:39Even if you want to find it
14:41Hospital and Hospitality
14:42The appeals regarding the hospitals' closure are as we know them to be.
14:45Treatment recipient's location
14:46And also isolation during the pandemic
14:48But the appeals are not only insistent in European medicine
14:50But rather in the bodies of Europeans who did not live through the time of the epidemic.
14:53They didn't even see him.
14:54For example, a researcher from Durand University and a researcher from Radboud University in the Netherlands
14:57Their research proved that the stabbings affected their European genes.
15:00This made them more sensitive than all other peoples.
15:02For Auto Inion Dizey
15:04or autoimmune diseases
15:05As a result of Yersinia targeting their immune system for centuries
15:08Very much medicine, politics, and economics
15:10If you want to steal them then
15:11The attacks killed most of the cultural elite and writers in Europe.
15:14This contributed to the extinction of the Latin language.
15:17Spoken languages such as English have spread
15:20Imagine, my dear, these spoken languages are starting to appear in fields of knowledge
15:23Her native language was Latin and nothing else.
15:25If you find our English difficult right now
15:26They still had Latin from the 14th century
15:29Please, my dear, for cooperation
15:30Or Gratus, if it's Latin, means
15:32And if you're going to enter my history, my dear
15:33I'd like to tell you, according to some estimates
15:34The Vikings' anger
15:35Blue, because cooperation destroyed them.
15:37They would have succeeded in their plans to conquer the New World
15:39Which is like 100
15:40America's uniform and its occupation
15:41God knows best, my dear, how the world could have been otherwise.
15:43But then Captain Thor would have been the leader of the English.
15:46Not Captain America
15:46He must be from Texas, not Asgard.
15:49In July 2020, while China was dealing with the coronavirus
15:53The Chinese government suddenly announces
15:55Third Level Alert
15:56Not Day Bouhamid, it remains a danger lapse
15:58Level 3 risk
15:59This comes after cases of stabbing were reported.
16:02Oh, you're incomplete
16:02What's wrong, Amra? Why are you hiding something from us?
16:04What's this, Sawin, Abu Hamid?
16:05Are appeals still available?
16:06Yes, my dear
16:07Yarsina is still available
16:08Between 1,000 and 3,000 cases are recorded each year.
16:10Daqar has been recorded as a widespread presence in countries like Z Al-Khanjou.
16:122004
16:13Modhi Ghoshkar, 2017
16:14And in countries like America
16:15Seven appeals are recorded annually
16:18He told him
16:18Why is there no epidemic anymore?
16:20Or action like the old days
16:20The first finish was in Qurna 14
16:22We don't need Hussein
16:23Well, I'm sad, my dear, thank God.
16:25It's difficult for Yarsina to do this kind of action again.
16:27For the sake of reasons
16:28Firstly, detecting and isolating the disease became easier.
16:30And its treatment with antibiotics remains available.
16:32secondly
16:32The infection remains in two out of three types
16:35From cooperation
16:35Fabonik Blige
16:36And Saturday, leave it to me.
16:37And countries that are always involved in direct dealings
16:39To prevent the host organisms of the disease
16:41Like fleas and the animals that harbor them
16:43But it doesn't spread from person to person.
16:44This helps in reducing the size of the cow each time.
16:46That's why most of the areas where appeals are filed
16:48These are areas of direct spread with the animal.
16:50Hunting and farming state uniform in America
16:52African countries' uniforms
16:53Food markets in China
16:55Salsa, my dear
16:56Yersinia bacteria
16:57It doesn't get tanned in sunlight for more than an hour.
16:59It's difficult to create widespread popularity if it relies on itself.
17:01Every mistake, my dear, happened a long time ago and killed millions.
17:04Every piece of information comes at a price.
17:06Many victims have elaborated on current medical wisdom.
17:09Which turned the appeals into just a scary country
17:11But it's difficult for it to turn into an epidemic again.
17:13The appeals, my dear, were a disaster
17:16Human aggression in the time
17:17His knowledge of it was limited, but his fear was boundless.
17:19This created a terrifying mix inside him
17:27He escapes from reality
17:28The one who had no control over him
17:29And he goes to his imagination
17:30In his imagination, the stabs transformed into a featureless monster.
17:33Artists imagine him in the image of the famous Angel of Death
17:35A monster with a skull, sold by a sickle
17:37It reaps souls
17:38There is no escaping it
17:39This is what humanity has been doing for five centuries.
17:41He is evading the appeals
17:42She fights monsters of her own imagination.
17:43Her fear drives her to commit brutal acts.
17:45The clothes of the tanners and the actions of the leatherworkers
17:47These acts of brutality were committed against innocent people.
17:49To pour on them, what a monstrous thing to do with the stabbings
17:51It's a joke about a hidden disease that they can't seem to catch.
17:54So they catch it and recite it
17:55It's as if they caught the disease and got rid of it.
17:57Until science came in the 19th century
17:59And he was finally able to see that this monster
18:01It turns out that it's just bacteria smaller than what you see.
18:04Science has worked to limit the terrifying imagination.
18:06The one who took over humanity
18:07And he was able to bring us back to logic and reality.
18:09And after seven centuries of the stabbings
18:11Humanity was once again facing a new test.
18:14It is the plague of the centuries that confronted the ancient man while he was armed.
18:16Science is written a lot during appeals
18:18For example, the virus was discovered in December 2019
18:21After studying the cases in Wuhan, China
18:23First cow for the disease
18:24On January 12, 2020
18:26The virus has been identified
18:27or virus sequence
18:29One year later, in December 2020
18:30I'm waiting for the first vaccine
18:32Pfizer BioNTech
18:33The action that caused the attacks in seven centuries
18:35Human science has evolved to condense into one year.
18:38That was the story of science
18:38Was humanity's experience with the coronavirus better than their ancestors' experience with plagues?
18:42In a 2020 United Nations report
18:44He warned of a rise in hate crimes.
18:46Against the American deadline during the coronavirus pandemic
18:48Asians living in America
18:49Some of them were subjected to disfigurement and burns
18:51In a brutal manner, due to holding them responsible for the pandemic.
18:54This is exactly like how Europeans deal with minorities during appeals.
18:57And considering that they are the cause of it
18:59While the two skins needed to move from the village to the village at the time of the stabbings
19:02To spread myths about the disease
19:04Studies indicate that social media was the main cause.
19:07In publishing all conspiracy theories about Corona
19:09Unfortunately, many people believed her.
19:10They refused the vaccine and demonstrated against it.
19:12In a way that harms their children
19:13And the disease was transmitted to a large number of people
19:15Someone said to me, "How can God be merciful to us?"
19:16All the knowledge that enabled us to make a comeback against Files in one year
19:19He couldn't make us interact with each other in a more sophisticated way.
19:22From the fantasies of our ancestors in the Middle Ages
19:24Right, my dear
19:24This is not the problem in the world.
19:25Throughout human history
19:26The most dangerous battle for humanity during epidemics
19:28His battle is not with the disease
19:29His battle is within himself.
19:31Between fear and science
19:32the fear
19:33A primal feeling etched inside you
19:34To maintain his position
19:35The peak of your mind diminishes the danger
19:37He will tell him
19:37The danger is overwhelming
19:38Don't run away from it
19:39That's why people preferred their horns
19:40He works to evade appeals
19:41Her fear is being unleashed
19:43By attacking innocent people who have no power
19:44Humans need a long time
19:45In order to reach a third response
19:47That is, they overcome their fear
19:48And they turn to curiosity
19:49Let them study the disease
19:50And they silence him
19:51Although, my dear, science is a product of knowledge
19:53It evolves, it doesn't stop.
19:54As we saw, his efficiency in dealing with the coronavirus is like that.
19:55But fear is within us
19:56Default is constant from our earliest ancestors to the present day
19:59Because it's a survival mechanism
20:00The hidden danger is your warning so you can survive.
20:02From danger
20:02There's no time to think about it
20:03No matter how much scientific knowledge humanity accumulates
20:05Fear can bring them back in an instant
20:06It brings them to the most primitive state of mind.
20:09The one in it
20:09Man surrenders to his fantasies
20:11He chooses either to attack or to flee.
20:13In the end, my dear, viruses or bacteria
20:15Creatures that are easy to understand, and predicting them is their doing.
20:17Therefore, shorten its life cycle and eliminate it.
20:19In a battle where every step is calculated
20:21But we, my dear
20:22Creatures whose battles are always within them
20:24Nothing is calculated
20:25In a moment, the mind wins.
20:26The divine gift that distinguishes us from animals
20:28And we can use it to control our fear.
20:30We overcome danger by focusing on science.
20:32and the accumulation of knowledge
20:33Either fear will win at another moment
20:34And as he said, "My dear,"
20:36We have nothing to fear
20:37but fear itself
20:38We have nothing to fear.
20:39The fear itself
20:40That's all, my dear.
20:41Last but not least
20:42Let's watch the previous episode.
20:43Let's see what the next episode will bring.
20:44Let's go down and look at the sources.
20:45If we're on YouTube, we should subscribe to the channel.
20:46We know, my dear
20:47If the doctor opened an oven
20:48What will he sell?
20:49Just be infected
20:50Dear monster
20:51Garb Dini printed a second pinch
21:21Translated by Nancy Qanqar