Scientists discover more than 30 viruses frozen in ice, most never seen before

a reply to: lostbook

Oh noes! Commence Lockdowns for the Prisoners!

Stop coming with the doom porn. Think about it. Our ancestors lived with these viruses, THAT is how WE are here. It's a nothing burger.

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: Baddogma

And as to the thread's title, don't 60% of the grade B horror flicks start with this?

We should be so lucky. I could really go for a virus that makes hot babes take off their clothes. All because of quantum gain of function dilithium midichlorians. You know, science stuff.

Or hey a virus that changes peoples sex! LMAO!! Or one that makes all women hot(as in attractive lol)

a reply to: lostbook

Come on to feck troops.

Hardly the time to be thawing out million year old viruses frozen in ice.

Our arms are some enough ffs.

a reply to: andy06shake

*sore.

I used to drink out of little pools of melted glacier water on top of glaciers on hikes in AK, THE BEST tasting water in my life.

a reply to: lostbook

Wouldn't shock me at all if they studied these samples at the Wuhan Institute of Virology also.

a reply to: monkeyluv

Definitely worrisome.

originally posted by: TritonTaranis
The scary point many have missed is this... Its the fact they were found in China

They could quite easily study and tinker with those bad boys in their BSL4 labs and have bio-weapons we wouldn't even know how to defend against, no wonder they've been stealing and buying from western institutions, they know exactly whats in our labs, another major strategic fail by western national security types, sell their souls to the devil for a envelope of cash

As if the USA and Russia aren't doing the same research. I remember quite a few years ago now, both Russia and the US were digging bodies of smallpox victims out of the permafrost, to sample and study. The USA was also funding the project at the wuhan lab and it really was a joint US/China experiment.

Oceana has always been at war with East Asia. Even though it used to be Eurasia.

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