[grey_whiskers]

Depends on how quick it mutates / spreads, right?

They can't even get a vaccine for everyday flu correct.

But we're magically supposed to trust our very lives because (smug) raised eybrows "SMARTER than you."

Same as the clowns in the fictional Jurassic Park, "All vertebrates are inherently female anyway."

[grey_whiskers]

There's a difference between (knowing look at other MDs, unspoken message "we can't have panic"), and Kevin Bacon in Animal House having a tantrum insisting "ALL IS WELL!"

Fair enough?

[MarMema]

I do trust the biotech community having worked among them for about ten years in three different states.
They are the folk we want in place, imo.
Physicians know almost nothing about virology or immunology, having worked among them for some 30 years...They always came to the !ab to ask questions. LOl.
You do know it already has mutated, right? And coronaviruses continue to mutate in humans. Mutation is kind of a given. The Wuhan exonuclease is the transmission variable of this baby that is causing all the immediate responses, imo.
As they say, the Spanish flu was mostly a large killer not because of its virulence but because it got around so well. Much love to you my FRiend.