Real quick an overview of virology.
A virus is a super tight compact roll of genetic material. RNA. The first thing a virus does when it finds DNA is begins to replicate itself for preservation’s sake. The point is it’s so compact that it can be either deadly or virulent (spreads fast ) in nature, but not both.
So the common assumption is that if the virus mutates to become more deadly that this is the worse possibility. Yet actually it’s the better of the two. A percentage of the people die. The virus ran its course. Everything moves along.
The real bad problem (to the level of bi0 w@rfare) is in the virulence of the virus. The faster it spreads the more sick bodies pile up and the numbers go out of control, the health care system can’t keep pace. This breaks down infr@structure, fast. Not enough supplies, not enough man power, not enough operating services etc. The system becomes so overloaded with no end in sight all is lost.
This is what is happening in China. The system is breaking down so fast, people who normally would live with a couple of IV bags on board are dying because infrastructure can’t keep up with demand, adding to the already overwhelming numbers.
As things go, we see it in China before we see it here.
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