> which makes it useless as a bioweapon. So why use timers on bombs then or have land mines, why not just kill immediately? So bioweapons with an incubation p

> which makes it useless as a bioweapon. So why use timers on bombs then or have land mines, why not just kill immediately? So bioweapons with an incubation period are still valid and makes it hard to prove who is behind it, and plausible deniability is a form of stealth bio weaponry. If I put a tick carrying this bio weapon strain in your coat at a conference, you would not know it was me, because of the incubation period, assuming a 100% infection rate, just like you probably wouldnt check your coat for ticks before putting it on. So why wouldnt it be anything other than a bio weapon, if it was man made and used in such circumstances? The only people probably safe from such risk of it being used against them would be scientists who could come up with a solution or cure, if one doesnt already exist.