Comments by "Fredinno" (@innosam123) on "What if Europe Was Wiped out by the Black Death?" video.

  1. How does Egypt get so far into the malarial parts of Africa? Egypt in 1880 had quinine and other anti-Malarial drugs.
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  2. BlaBla The Seuz isn’t that wide, and the water level on both sides of the canal is exactly the same. Because that’s how oceans work... The straits of Gibraltar stopped no one from conquering Iberia or North Africa from each other.
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  3. BlaBla We know for a fact that Early humans probably made the way out of Africa via the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait at about the same time they used the Seuz route. They also probably crossed the Strait of Bosporus into Europe. Point is, these Straits pretty much block nothing. If you can cross it in a day on a boat, water is pretty trivial to get across. If it was way wider, it wouldn’t be the Suez Straits anymore- it’d just be an extension of the Mediterranean.
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