If a virus is too lethal it won’t spread for long. It will mutate into something less deadly.
Having said that, a virus that’s 100% lethal to humans could take out a whole city before it calms down. I wonder why these things are being researched.
Sure, or we will mutate to fight it. one of the two would happen.
How many people would it take out, if say released in several major cities all at once, before it or we (less likely) adapted to it? I bet it a coordinated release, in the 50 largest cities in the world, would take out a significant portion of the population.
3 to 6 months maybe faster if it’s that deadly.
The only one ever that lasted longer was 2 years in 1918 “Spanish flu”, that for some reason didn’t mutate or was re-released. That’s when they were working on certain vaccines and probably started the whole mess. That was also just ARDS, should be able to prevent it to a certain extent.
TO sell vaccines, it's obvious. Make the vaccines free no cash.
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