The world has advanced quite a bit in the past hundred years with regards to hygiene and medical care, comparing the plandemic to the Spanish Flu is silly. We live in a different world than people that were around in 1918 being that the majority of us have such luxuries as soap and indoor plumbing.
Really, what 'technology' is it that is going to change? You sound like you're expecting a magic cure. There isn't one. Viral Flu is incurable. There is currently no vaccine, and one is not on the horizon. I can tell you haven't read up on the history of it, and you clearly haven't studied COVID. Have you even taken a biology class to begin understanding the esoteric language? You don't strike me as a man that will pause every 90 seconds while reading studies to look up terms. I have to do that and I'm quite well-read.
The primary 'technology' which is different from 1918 is communication. This both helps the flu spread, and can possibly help us contain it.
What makes you think people didn't have soap and plumbing? You think people were street-shitting in 1918? You really, really need to brush up on your history, you are way out of context here. Indoor WCs and sewers are common in the US in 1918, right down to small towns. People bathe often. Horses shit in the streets but they were going away rapidly due to the Model T. Streets had been cleaned up by a series of Sanitation laws in the late 19th Century (that's the 1800s, by the way). The Spanish Flu was not spread by horses or manure. Legions of street-sweepers in white clothes with rolling white bins swept up the streets every night in every city, just like you see on the cartoons.
You clearly didn't know that, and you have no clue what the 1918 world was like. In terms of the spread of Flu, 1918 is very, very close to today. Except today, with over-crowding, any Flu will spread faster.
The primary sanitation issue that changed from the Spanish Flu is spitting. People in the spring of 1918 continued spitting in the street, in defiance of ordinances and laws against it. Just like you do with masks.
By 1919, the entire view of spitting had changed. Not on farms of course. But in cities. Spitoons disappeared and people switched from smokeless to cigarettes, creating the modern Cigarette Industry. You got caught spitting on the street in 1919, you'd get your ass beat and thrown in jail.
You clearly didn't know ANY of the above.
You're also waving 'Technology' around like some idiot Lefty talking about self-driving cars.
