To: unspun
The same question apply REGARDLESS of the name of the disease:
Can it be tested for?
How long does the test take?
How long is the incubation period before it'll show up on test?
Where do you put everybody until the incubation and testing periods are done?
As long as there isn't an effective test for it ALL plans are 100% GARAUNTEED to be COMPLETELY ineffective. With the tests you then must store everybody somewhere until the incubation period is done, then you have to test them and keep them until the test results are in. That is the ONLY way to stop a disease from entering. Anything else is just pissing in the wind and is will do nothing but waste time and money on hollow feel good efforts that are COMPLETELY ineffective.
46 posted on
04/08/2003 3:10:43 PM PDT by
discostu
(I have not yet begun to drink)
To: discostu
I find your scenario needlessly perfectionistic.
49 posted on
04/08/2003 6:50:29 PM PDT by
unspun
(One Way.)
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