4 March 1918 (between 4am-6am)
Junction City, Kansas, USA
39n02, 96w50
Rodden Rating: XX
Notes: the time for this was selected so that it would oppose pluto. For the reading I took the sun placement instead.
Junction City, Kansas, USA
39n02, 96w50
Rodden Rating: XX
Notes: the time for this was selected so that it would oppose pluto. For the reading I took the sun placement instead.
Ian: "what do you think these riddles mean as a whole? Explain this detailed summary of events."
Chatgpt o4 mini: "These riddles outline the rapid spread of a virulent respiratory illness that swept across communities with alarming speed. Tiny pathogens, invisible on touch yet prolific in lingering on surfaces and floating through the air, found eager hosts in crowded streets and poorly ventilated spaces. As the infection took hold, healthy individuals quickly became carriers, coughing up infectious droplets and filling waste bins with makeshift tissues. Medical facilities overflowed with feverish patients, and everyday life ground to a halt as fear of contagion kept people confined to their homes. The pandemic’s global reach meant that no corner of the world was spared: reports of the disease emerged in distant cities almost as soon as they appeared locally. Public health measures—quarantines, sanitation drives, and mask-wearing—struggled to contain the invisible enemy, while families watched loved ones succumb in isolation. As the death toll mounted and survivors counted themselves fortunate, societies faced the daunting task of rebuilding both physically and emotionally, forever marked by the realization of how swiftly a microscopic organism can upend the fabric of human life."
Chatgpt o4 mini: "These riddles outline the rapid spread of a virulent respiratory illness that swept across communities with alarming speed. Tiny pathogens, invisible on touch yet prolific in lingering on surfaces and floating through the air, found eager hosts in crowded streets and poorly ventilated spaces. As the infection took hold, healthy individuals quickly became carriers, coughing up infectious droplets and filling waste bins with makeshift tissues. Medical facilities overflowed with feverish patients, and everyday life ground to a halt as fear of contagion kept people confined to their homes. The pandemic’s global reach meant that no corner of the world was spared: reports of the disease emerged in distant cities almost as soon as they appeared locally. Public health measures—quarantines, sanitation drives, and mask-wearing—struggled to contain the invisible enemy, while families watched loved ones succumb in isolation. As the death toll mounted and survivors counted themselves fortunate, societies faced the daunting task of rebuilding both physically and emotionally, forever marked by the realization of how swiftly a microscopic organism can upend the fabric of human life."
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