I already pointed out how you can’t dismiss it so simply, some of those outbreaks were widespread and involved hundreds of infected, besides, who cares, just make your case for your crazy predictions that you have created in your own head, you don’t need a history lesson to explain your own mental creations.
You have a Liberian in Dallas, are millions going to die from him? Are you predicting the loss of a third of the American population?
Here’s a interesting pull quote from a study that was posted earlier on this thread....just got around to reading it. The study shows how long ebola of two strains can last on surfaces and in aerosol...But it also had a comment on the airborne infections that supports what I said about the mechanism and it’s effectiveness...
” combined with the aerosol decay rates determined in this study, would suggest that filovirus, at infectious levels, may remain a potential aerosol threat for at least one and a half hours. Epidemiological evidence, however, would suggest that during outbreaks, filoviruses are rarely transmitted by the airborne route. “