You'll notice there's not much Ebola in the world. Despite the sensationalist "Hot Zone" journalism around it, it's not a serious threat in first world countrie

You'll notice there's not much Ebola in the world. Despite the sensationalist "Hot Zone" journalism around it, it's not a serious threat in first world countries. The reason is precisely because the precautions one needs to take to avoid it are just basic hygiene that we take for granted. > Dead viruses and bacteria are resurrected just be being exposed to a single live version of itself Did you read the article I linked? Perhaps you should have told that to the scientists who tried but failed to culture frozen organisms. If they can't culture it in a lab, then the chances of it reviving on its own in the wild are very low. I can't believe we're discussing a literal X-Files plot as though it's scientifically realistic.