>>9564idk man, a statistically improbable number of people in or adjacent to my (admittedly overly large) social circle died under dubious circumstances over the past three years or so. I may have mentioned this series of deaths before but a big catalyst :
My current coworker's then-roommate's dad
A coworker of mine who'd worked at a different location (very unhealthy obese guy in his 50s, could be a coincidence)
A long time customer I spoke to at the above's funeral's dad
Several highschool acquaintances
Several parents of people in either the above circle or those from my current stable of friends
Multiple customers and parents of customers (I work at a place where we buy stuff from the public like a pawn shop of sorts so I was getting a lot of big lots of product from the family of people who'd passed away)
I'm of course only counting people who "died suddenly" and not those who'd been given a cancer diagnoses or something like that, which would include my boss and some others-but the point is it's easy-at least from my perspective-to believe that something happened/is happening.
Another thing: ambulance emergency vehicle activity. I was seeing 3+ every single day for a stretch of some months at a time. Normally I see or hear a couple a week (which has been the case now for some time since)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/residents-report-overcrowded-crematoriums-and-empty-neighborhoods-in-china-5841092 