[cloudmountain]

Mathematical models performed by numerous researchers suggest that anywhere from 20,000 to 100,000 people globally could contract the virus by December of this year.

Nature's way of culling the population.

By the way, that estimate is way off the charts for predictability...and 80,000 differential?? That tells me that the CDC director Tom Frieden and staff haven't a clue about the infection rate.

What do you think?

[Kartographer]

I think that they haven’t a clue the spread and duration of this outbreak is not following previous models. Something is different this time, but what exactly I believe no one knows for sure. One reason this outbreak seems to be one step ahead of everyone even the FR experts.

[devolve]

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- Every case of Ebola will spread to two (2) more Africans

- Cramped taxi cabs are big way Ebola is spread by contact/touch

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[UCANSEE2]

I think it all depends on whatever mutations the virus can come up with to ‘outsmart’ our procedures and vaccines.

It already figured out that killing most of it’s hosts led to no more hosts. So now, the death rate is %50.

Plus, it learned that if it could survive longer when expelled from the host, it could reach more hosts.

OR, it was engineered that way by USAMRIID.

[trebb]

By the way, that estimate is way off the charts for predictability...and 80,000 differential?? That tells me that the CDC director Tom Frieden and staff haven't a clue about the infection rate. What do you think?

They have degenerated to the same status as the GloBull Warming "scientists" - try to cover all bases by using a huge set of possibilities and keep up the meme that they actually know what they are doing. They don't want to be proven wrong, so they flail about with opinions vs. actual reality.