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To: Logain Ablar who wrote (156589)	4/17/2020 1:33:05 AM
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We seem to have heard much about the virus and still know very little, I feel. This 'thing' is not good for us, that we know, for sure. We need to 'social-distance' (noun, verb, adjective), apparently, and how that does not change everything I have difficult time fathom. Live and learn, everyday, so that we get to learn and live another night, probably sound approach. In the meantime I am troubled by talk of asymptomatic cases, as they are presented as carriers who themselves are not sick; to which I add the word 'yet'. The virus has already changed so much, is almost intelligent, and if I write a horror-thriller-mystery, the protagonist shall soon discover that the asymptomatic turns out to be simply delayed cases, and now having already gone asymptotically-asymptomatic, ready to go to the next level. Dunno. Dress-rehearsal. Best to not get infected rather than rushing towards it, but at some flipping juncture, unavoidable per majority vs minority. Saw the movie series Resident Evil, too exciting. 2002 2004 2007 2010 2012 2016