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I wonder what section 11 of this article is referring to?

• deleted 5y ago
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• twofornone 5y ago
  Yeah same here. I bet the properties of the virus make it a potent biological weapon if engineered to deliver all manner of payloads.
• metalliqaz 5y ago
  Yeah me too. Given that nearly all people eventually contract the virus anyway, it seems like it would not be a valuable bioweapon. Perhaps its incredible complexity and immune-evading capabilities make it a strong contender for an engineered supervirus.
  • twofornone 5y ago
    Well apparently superinfection is possible though I don't know what the odds are of reinfection on secondary exposure. Maybe there are small changes that can be made to the genome to guarantee reinfection.