> Unless a novel disease emerges or is manufactured that totally outclasses everything nature came up with in earth's history What makes you think this is unli

> Unless a novel disease emerges or is manufactured that totally outclasses everything nature came up with in earth's history What makes you think this is unlikely? Even putting aside that bioengineering is a very real thing, there is historical precedent for terrible novel diseases (e.g. black death, Spanish flu). I'll also point out that "humanity is totally wiped out" and "we're going to be fine" are not exhaustive. A disease killing 10% of the world's population would not be fine.