In our digital age, the contagion metaphor is often part of the language we use regarding the exchange of information. […]

In our digital age, the contagion metaphor is often part of the language we use regarding the exchange of information. […]
-Hippies worshipped Satan, smelled bad (according to voucher schools in Louisiana).
-Little House, alcohol, and gendered respectability.
-The immortal, shattered cells of Henrietta Lacks.
-Epidemiologist’s advice: Be afraid of your food.
-It’s been 45 years since the My Lai massacre.
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