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Since the election of Donald Trump, commentators have rummaged through the past to make sense of the present and predictions about the future. They are preoccupied, in a word, by precedent. At the heart of any precedent is the belief that once acknowledged, it is actionable. A historical precedent offers not only a pattern but also a promise. We are assured by a rule — given what has preceded, here is how we must proceed — and reassured by a pledge: If we act rightly, we will be around to act again. The Athenian writer Thucydides is often considered the father of scientific or objective history — the sort of history, in other words, pregnant with precedent. Modern scholars have described Thucydides’ account of the decades-long Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta toward the end of the fifth century B.C.E. — a struggle that ultimately spelled the decline and fall of both city-states — as a model of realism. Not only did Thucydides tell it like it was, but his telling also ser...

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Two People In China Got The Black Death Plague—But Chances Of Another Pandemic Are ‘Close To Nil’ - Forbes

Two People In China Got The Black Death Plague—But Chances Of Another Pandemic Are ‘Close To Nil’ - Forbes Two People In China Got The Black Death Plague—But Chances Of Another Pandemic Are ‘Close To Nil’ - Forbes Posted: 14 Nov 2019 08:19 AM PST Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin The plague is still around, but chances of another outbreak are slim. Getty Topline: One of the deadliest pandemics in human history, the Black Death plague, has cropped up again with two cases recently reported in China—although chances of another global pandemic are slim to none, according to medical experts. Two people from the Chinese province of Inner Mongolia are reportedly being treated for the plague—the same disease that caused the Black Death, which wiped out around 50 million people in Europe during the 14th century— according to state officials. It's not the first time the disease ...

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GameTech: A Plague Tale Innocence is a game that impresses - Irish Examiner

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The sequel to Plague Inc is about terrorism, and it’s now in Steam Early Access - PCGamesN

The sequel to Plague Inc is about terrorism, and it’s now in Steam Early Access - PCGamesN The sequel to Plague Inc is about terrorism, and it’s now in Steam Early Access - PCGamesN Posted: 16 Oct 2019 12:00 AM PDT It's been well over three years since Plague Inc: Evolved launched on PC, although Evolved first appeared on Steam Early Access in 2014 – and a more basic version was originally out for mobile way back in 2012. Consequently it's well past time for a sequel, and now fans are finally getting one – although it's a little different. Instead of focusing on the spread of diseases across the planet, with its latest title Rebel Inc: Escalation developer Ndemic Creations is focusing on a specific country – and is dealing with the threat of terrorism and insurgency rather than illness. Players will be tasked with stabilising a war-torn country, balancing military requirements against civilian needs – and all while trying not t...