4:18:09Foraging is a powerful skill.
4:18:10Is that the leftover trash from yesterdays stream
4:18:12cremete is easier actually , but you can just delete the corpses with big trash bins
4:18:12@Kold-Kanadian isnt that just leprosy ? not that you should look it up
4:18:29I mean, lore wise iirc the virus is airborne so you're already at risk just breathing
4:18:46Why we wandering at night while somewhat exhausted? Eh, I'm sure it will be fine.
4:19:09Oh yeah, I think it was... nitrate?
4:19:16bones are still used for fertilizer, bonemeal is still a thing
4:19:23oh so minecraft using bone meal to grow plants faster was accurate?:_shinEyes:
4:19:27And before that they were desperate for corpses for medical study
4:19:31powdered bones? isn't that the same they do with egg shells.
4:19:55i hope we can drop the corpses in the composts
4:20:13the sudden song scared me lmao
4:20:17Graverobbing was a serious problem during that time
4:20:20Reminds me of mummies being ground up for medicine
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4:20:21Ah yes, the catalyst for the Skeleton War. I remember the Skeleton War. That was in the history books.
4:20:22:_shinThink: so many unspoken for bones…
4:20:26mad cow disease? madmen disease
4:20:39so even after death my grandpa makes good food?
4:20:42Grave robbing was just a serious profit for several reasons in history
4:20:47i mean in public cemeteries they do not account for all the old bones if they're missing some parts or not
4:20:52join the mycelium network Shinri
4:20:58then theres the guy that had his pal hide his bones someplace super hidden... who ground up his bones and put it into his enemies food
4:21:04Large branches are so heavy.
4:21:18the masculine urge to find a really cool stick
4:21:37your coworkers would start asking why you chose to be a scientist wiwi