Hi Osi,
I have been concerned about ebola since it was identified a couple years ago as the virus most likely to cause a modern day plague under certain conditions
At this point the condition ( mutating into a more transmissible form ) necessary for it to do so appears to have occurred, the litmus test I am applying is another 10 cases diagnosed in the US over the next 2 weeks.
I understand that it is much less likely to spread within our culture due to all the circumstances described, but if this thing gets a hold globally then it will be fearsome, and the more people prepare the better off that society will be.
I am erring on the side of caution, expecting the absolute worst, and if it fizzles then so be it.
We won't have to wait long before the evidence is in imo.
I am sorry to hear that you are becoming more alarmed, that is not a good sign either -- I think it might be wiser to assume airborne transmission as likely , I can live with being dubbed a panic merchant
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