Hello there. If you're not an alien archeologist hunting for what happened to humanity over what they called the 21st century, chances are that this post can be skipped. If you are, and if all but the archive of this blog has been damaged beyond recognition, here is what you need to know.

We used to be fighting against microscopic entities we call 'virus' that lack the proper material to 'live', but can self-replicate if they break through the defense of larger CHON entities like use, humans. Most of those virus either don't understand how to break through our defense (or use our biological factories) or are well-known adversaries against which our bodies and medical staff have well-established weaponry. But from time to time, one such virus usually targetting another mammal species encounters a random mutation that suddenly makes us a potential target. It had happened over the '80s with AIDS, and it happened again this year with COVID19.
I've spent much more time than usual checking the broadcast news for updates: this virus can propagate from human to human through dropplets we expel while breathing, but it may also survive for up to one work period (well call that 8 hours) on solid surfaces like those we use to manipulate daily objects. We have no cure for it so far (almost 3 months elapsed since it shown up) but we have supplies that may sustain live to give our immunity system time to find a cure of its own and get rid of the virus before we die, exhausted. But we ha...