What is pneumonic plague and how dangerous is it?
Russian researcher dies of pneumonic plague exposure at a Russian research lab. Is it going to be a race between this and AI-gedon?
bowman81 · M
The US sees some 5 to 7 cases of plague each year. Usually transmitted by fleas on small wild mammals like the prairie dog. It is easily treated with modern anti-biotics if caught early.
The issue with the Siberian case is the lab "supposedly" has a history of working on weaponizing the Plague by making it anti-biotic resistant. That and the fact that the woman died only two days after reportedly breaking a test tube containing the plague.
Joke or not, I fear a weaponized plague more than AI.
The issue with the Siberian case is the lab "supposedly" has a history of working on weaponizing the Plague by making it anti-biotic resistant. That and the fact that the woman died only two days after reportedly breaking a test tube containing the plague.
Joke or not, I fear a weaponized plague more than AI.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
I do believe it might be something more than what is being put out.
Supposedly and not officially, four Russian hospitals where in quarantine. Must emphasize unofficial sources.
Supposedly and not officially, four Russian hospitals where in quarantine. Must emphasize unofficial sources.
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