To: zeaal
Question: How many spores can exist in a small quanity of powder in an envelope? Trillions.
(yes, trillions)
83 posted on
10/22/2001 12:22:43 PM PDT by
OWK
To: OWK
One newsie said in an example, the 8,000-10,000 spores required to start an infection in someone's lungs, if all crammed together, would be about the size of a piece of dust.
85 posted on
10/22/2001 12:31:30 PM PDT by
shezza
To: OWK
This is exactly why this shouldn't be downplayed. If these spores can do such damage when opening an envelope why couldn't they escape from an ordinary paper bag as well. I believe there are many possibilities for airborne delivery. Maybe not on a grand scale but any deaths related to this is one to many as far as I'm concered
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