[Cincinatus' Wife]

Ebola and Chaos Theory ".............Another fatal flaw in our Ebola prevention system is this bizarre belief that people – sometimes, sick, scared, and desperate people – will provide authorities with accurate information about where they’ve been and to whom they’ve been exposed. Blindly relying on information obtained this way introduces countless variables into the equation that could knock any sense of control into a state of chaos.

Sure, ask the questions, but don’t be so gullible as to take all of the answers as gospel.

It is not clear how Patient Zero was screened at the airport. All we know is that he did not have a fever or symptoms when he got on the planes and was therefore not contagious, thus, no one in the airports in Liberia, Brussels, or Texas need worry. And I have a bridge to sell you…

But what if he took a Tylenol before he went to the airport for a headache or an aching knee? That would have masked a fever, so it is possible he (or someone else on the plane who was exposed and took a Tylenol) was actually symptomatic and contagious. One sneeze into your row-mate’s Pepsi, and the virus is on the prowl, with a chaotic chain of events unleashed......."

[MarMema]

One sneeze into your row-mate’s Pepsi, and the virus is on the prowl, with a chaotic chain of events unleashed......."

Exactly correct. And the next few weeks are gonna be very enlightening.

[Dr. Ursus]

If white elites and their children start dying,only then would something be done!

[Chgogal]

FYI

Very interesting read.

[DouglasKC]

It is not clear how Patient Zero was screened at the airport. All we know is that he did not have a fever or symptoms when he got on the planes and was therefore not contagious, thus, no one in the airports in Liberia, Brussels, or Texas need worry. And I have a bridge to sell you…
But what if he took a Tylenol before he went to the airport for a headache or an aching knee? That would have masked a fever, so it is possible he (or someone else on the plane who was exposed and took a Tylenol) was actually symptomatic and contagious. One sneeze into your row-mate’s Pepsi, and the virus is on the prowl, with a chaotic chain of events unleashed......."

This is what I don't get. How are they absolutely certain he wasn't exhibiting symptoms and/or shedding the virus? There is no way to tell. The only way we'll know is in a week or so we have a WHOLE bunch of cases of Ebola cropping up from among the people in the airports and planes he was on. By then it's way too late. Out of an abundance of caution they really needed to start tracking people down that were really close to him. Ticket agents, those in seats around him, etc. etc.

But either they're not doing that or else they're doing it quietly.