Comments by "N Marbletoe" (@nmarbletoe8210) on "WHO and viruses from space" video.

  1. Yes, sub optimal. It is often desirable to know what one is facing. For this, we will have random sample testing. This will be invented in 3022.
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  2.  @OceanFrontVilla3  Thanks, I'll look it up! Having a location helps treemendously. ... Bingo! https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2006100?query=featured_home . Population prevalence ~ 0.6% asymptomatic ~50% mild cold-like symptoms ~50%. . Long live the icy isle! Three cheers for science! High! Low! Median!
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  3. I disagree with the good doctor. There actually are tradeoffs. As a disease organism, it's very hard (not to say impossible) to be both deadly and spread rapidly.
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  4.  @HotelPapa100  Cars come from space! Because iron meteorites. lol
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  5. It may have come from space... 4 billion years ago. It didn't arrive recently, as it is clearly adapted to earth creatures.
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  6. It didn't
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  7. Yes. There should be tradeoffs where the most deadly things simply cannot be the most infectious. This is not a hard rule, but I believe it is is generally true within a type of disease organism.
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  8. panspermia is not the same as this virus coming from space.
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