With the coming advances in AI and biotech, someone will engineer a virus with 99.9% lethality. Not only is this event plausible, it's downright inevitable. Say bye bye to your friends and family because only locking yourself up in a bunker for the rest of your days will save you. Of course, remote peoples in Africa and the Pacific islands will survive and they'll populate the Earth again.

>>511225069 (OP)

iT ALREADY HAPPENED AND THEY DIDN'T EVEN USE ai YOU MUNGTARD.

already done

>>511225332
100% kill rate means it'd spread very poorly.

>>511225069 (OP)
>someone will engineer a virus with 99.9% lethality.
Temporally suspending agsi's disbelief with your obviously wrong and hamfisted conclusion, giving it the unearned luxury of truth, then it means we need to hustle and understand the human immune system as well as SpaceX understands rocket engines, so that when the lethal virus get through every layer of everyone's immune system defenses, we can at the very least slam dunk some AI-nanobots into the body, which have the ability to identify the lethal virus, and prevent it, using the unstoppable force suggested in the lethal virus to prevent the spread.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPNnZE4OtCM&t=307

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmpuerlbJu0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV2wIfDzFMk

Failing on a real time defense, there are other methods like underground cities, air-gapped, so that they can re-populate the world after a cure for the virus is mitigated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQGOcOUBi6s

>>511225453
The obvious solution is to engineer a virus that uses non-human animals as asymptomatic carriers but has a 100% kill rate in humans.

>>511225488
It could be a pathogen delivered rapidly BY nanobots. Or nanobots could be engineered to cause virus-like symptoms and/or death.

>>511225069 (OP)
I wish someone would develop a virus that only killed sub 80iq retards like you.

Can't wait for 2 weeks from now

>>511225069 (OP)
>virus with 99.9% lethality.
and it will infect like 10 people before all of its hosts die and cant spread it anymore. there is a reason why most of the viruses are not lethal, rethard

>AGSI we're suspending disbelief, with ayy lmaos space-aliens from the galactic federation, or whatever pleases you, and ham-fisting a 100% lethal virus into existence. What can be done to stop it?

There are organisms that have effective immortality, the first thing to check is if your 100% lethal virus works to effectively kill tardigrades. If it doesn't, then you could figure out how they're surviving, and then make a copy of that system in humans as an additional hedge of protection inside the human immune system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV2wIfDzFMk

>>511225818
I run simulations in my mind. This was the most interesting for today.

>>511225983
Engineered viruses strategically placed in population centres asymptomatic for the first month or so then a slight tickle in the throat and before you know it dead bodies fill the streets.

Taking their time eh

>>511226156

You are up against immune detection. Tick tock tick tock ...

>>511225669
The solution is having an incubation period for the pathogen, which they have already developed. The virology as a science has been advanced beyond your scope of comprehension. Even an intermediate virologist can manufacture a pathogen that can eradicate millions in a self made lab. Now imagine what they can accomplish with unlimited funds from WHO. They have been already testing out various viruses in remote places in Africa and covering these operations under the blanket of humanitarian aids. Literally every deadly virus is a human made pathogen. They probably have shit load of strains of every virus that they have manufactured and stored in a confidential lab somewhere. I also think the Covid epidemic was a way to test out the overall reaction the masses and governments would express in a worldwide hysterical situation. Another global pandemic will happen after year 2030 because that’s when the new articles will commence that will mark the end of the world as we know it.

>agsi, grant as given 100% lethal to humans disease either bacterial, viral, fungal or nanobot-elemental, create an approach and proposal for how humans could focus down to defeat a disease which has no cure?

Find an example in history where something similar occured like for example teberculosis which ran roughshod over the entire planet for 200 years, before someone found a cure. Re-examine the process through which the first human person discovered the pathways for teberculosis and made a cure when there was no such thing, and use that person's training regimin as a guide and point it at the lethal virus. All diseases are mearly causality chains, and it is impossible to create an un-interruptable force, therefore it's impossible to make a 100% lethal virus. Cracks around this impossiblilty can be wedged open and expanded until it can be shrunk and made into part of day to day operations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D-gxaie6UI

And suspending disbelief it's aliems and ayy lmaos, then Isolate the 100% lethal virus for testing, and "turn" the virus, that is, reward it for evolving to harm the other copies of itself and be more effective. Help the virus along, and make it work for you.

>>511225983
What a midwit take. It could have 99.9% lethality with a slow onset, leaving tome for the virus to spread.

>>511226596
>Even an intermediate virologist can manufacture a pathogen that can eradicate millions in a self made lab.
thank you for reminding me why I should never post here. You retrarded shitniggers writing stuff like this with such confidence make me regreat geting any type of higher education

>>511227005
incubation period is directly tied to speed of spreading

>>511225069 (OP)
really fucking hope so pal
need the rent to go down so bad

>>511227038
What higher education? The only higher education you will get his how to become a drone magnet in some desolate trench.