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I think that thousands of MRVs hitting targets around the world is bound to throw enough stuff into the stratosphere to disrupt agriculture, and push cancer rat

I think that thousands of MRVs hitting targets around the world is bound to throw enough stuff into the stratosphere to disrupt agriculture, and push cancer rates through the roof for survivors. As for pandemics, Fauci's deadly toy was just stupidity at work(take a "safe" organism, and make it deadly, but do it in a BSL2 lab, instead of a BSL4 lab), not some grand plan. A planned release of something deliberately deadly would decimate humanity before the mutations hit.

teekert 3y ago
There is a very delicate balance between how easily a virus spreads and how well it kills. The best spreading virus has you running around joyfully coughing in everyone's face (like common cold). The best killers die out, because you can't really infect anyone when you're dead (like Ebola). Maybe a virus can be truly airborne (not in aerosols, which do hit the floor or dry out), have a very delayed onset, such that if infects billions and then kills... But we haven't seen this in nature so I'm not really expecting us human to create something so advanced and complex in its behavior.