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To: Excubiae

Mutations.


383 posted on 02/21/2020 6:46:15 AM PST by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change with out notice.)
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To: grey_whiskers

mutants? here’s some - looks like the old guys are happy burning a pile of wood scraps while the yoots want to scrap with the cops:

Ukraine police clash with residents protesting evacuees from China
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVbIN0goFv0


393 posted on 02/21/2020 7:06:57 AM PST by blueplum ( ("...this moment is your moment: it belongs to you... " President Donald J. Trump, Jan 20, 2017))
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To: grey_whiskers

Mutations may make things worse, but not likely. Mutations are more likely to make things better. The true nightmare situation would be this: a virus which spreads easily (probably upper respiratory), and results in a very mild, low/no symptom disease, where people are contagious, mobile, and not visibly sick, for a long period of time. In this manner, the virus spreads everywhere. But in a true nightmare situation, people would not develop long-term immunity, and the virus would be able to get into the lower respiratory system and other organs upon reinfection. In this scenario, the virus would never really go away, since it would just bounce around populations indefinitely, but it would be a Russian roulette situation in that any particular reinfection would contain significant chance of a much more serious case.

Mutations aren’t what to worry about. More serious reinfections are.


394 posted on 02/21/2020 7:09:55 AM PST by Excubiae
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