Do you believe the coronavirus was manmade?

[The M.I.C.]

I'm gonna drop a gem and I'll come back to this later..God willing.

The best way to take down a fortification is to lay siege to it, isolate it and attack the walls to which is it's primary defense.

You batter the body, to a point where you've made a breach..now you your fortification or your body, might not have been strong enough to withstand that siege so it collapses, you die. However, if you withstand it, you live ..but your walls have been severely damaged and your defensive positioning weakened beyond repair..but your alive still. But what happens if another invader comes to attack? You have minimal defenses..what do you think is going to happen to you?

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

SARS and MERS are coronaviruses too

it's not "new"

stop looking for boogey men. it doesn't make your situation any better or manageable.

Coronaviruses and Acute Respiratory Syndromes (MERS and SARS) - Infectious Diseases - MSD Manual Professional Edition

 

[Micky Mikey]

I don't think it is. Its easy for people to make up grand conspiracy theories in times of great uncertainty. People seem to forget that we're still biological entities and vulnerable in a world with countless threats. Viruses are older than mankind itself. We're extraordinarily lucky we haven't encountered one that has wiped us out already.

Also climate change will undoubtedly cause new outbreaks and the exposure of new pathogens.

 

[The M.I.C.]

the thing that is scary is that people have recovered then in a few weeks they have it again
like

I know a Indian guy who used to work in Atlanta for the CDC up here in D.C...He thinks that the virus goes into in "sleeper" stages, he thinks that the recovery for some of these folks is bullshyt and that the virus works like Herpes by staying in your system, covertly, and flares up. He also says, and I agree, that the governments probably know this but won't say anything about because it'll be too obvious to see that the virus is too complex to be called "organic".

 

[The M.I.C.]

I don't think it is. Its easy for people to make up grand conspiracy theories in times of great uncertainty. People seem to forget that we're still biological entities and vulnerable in a world with countless threats. Viruses are older than mankind itself. We're extraordinarily lucky we haven't encountered one that has wiped us out already.

This virus isn't normal by any means.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

on that can it's actually referencing the common cold aka human coronavirus...

 

[Oatmeal]

Lysol kill all that? What we wearing condoms for then, it say it kills Herpes and HIV. This probably what @skeetsinternal be using, I'm about to get a few cans myself and head to the bar.

 

[ViShawn]

Yes.

 

[⠀X ⠀]

We finna die

 

[Micky Mikey]

This virus isn't normal by any means.

Its a lot more contageous than anything we've seen recently. Though, that doesn't mean it has artificial origins.

Was the Spanish Flu and Asian Flu engineered as part of some grand scheme? Of course not. Nature just happens. It doesn't help when we destroy natural habitats, putting us in closer contact with wildlife that carry these pathogens.

What we should be focused on is the inability of our country's ability to fight it. Since Reagen, our public health efforts have been gutted making scenarios like this a complete disaster.

 

[Striving For Greatness]

We finna die

I’m about to easy up on the Chinese food


Lo mein was hittin last week

 

[The M.I.C.]

Its a lot more contageous than anything we've seen recently. Though, that doesn't mean it has artificial origins.

Was the Spanish Flu and Asian Flu engineered as part of some grand scheme? Of course not. Nature just happens. It doesn't help when we destroy natural habitats, putting us in closer contact with wildlife that carry these pathogens.

What we should be focused on is the inability of our country's ability to fight it. Since Reagen, our public health efforts have been gutted making scenarios like this a complete disaster.

Agreed but the secrecy behind this is alarming..I say this as a Federal employee.

Also agreed on the climate change issue as well.

 

[Crashwd5]

if you were to weigh all of the viruses and bacteria on this planet and all of the animals and humans on this planet, the viruses/bacteria would weigh more. There are an unthinkable amount of germs in this world. One of them is bound to creep up and infect a human, especially when some of us are retarded enough to eat bats.

 

[newworldafro]

Has House in Virginia type mutation Coronavirus more likely than Sars to bond to human cells, scientists say. It's a Frankenstein virus. Lab-Made Coronavirus Triggers Debate

Funny because I'm reading this article from the NY Post about the author Dean Koontz who wrote a book in 1980s about a virus named Wuhan-400 that was man made. If you read the article it says the difference is....this real life virus is not man made....and every other mainstream outlet talking about this is repeating the same thing https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost...ean-koontz-novel-predict-the-coronavirus/amp/

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

I remember this thread