It will probably calm down if it sticks around long enough, it's just that it came from a different kind of animal and hasn't got to know us yet. Disclaimer: not a virologist
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Charles Eisenstein suggests one approach to seeing the world is as a series of stories. He suggests asking the story what it wants. Maybe you could try that with
#coronavirushttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/venture-stories/id1316769266?i=1000451903385 … -
http://www.reddit.com/r/writingprompts … would do well with that inspiration.
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A fantasy world there this kind of intervention is possible, and "wizards" are just the ones who are good at negotiating with foreign intelligences, sounds kind of fun.
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No! You will teach it to fork into both variants, and we will have to deal with them concurrently!
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Epidemic diseases tend to get milder the longer they are around as it does not make good evolutionary sense to kill your host. You want him alive as long as possible to transmit to as many new hosts as possible.
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That's how I play plague inc. really banal then rachet up the lethality once I've spread to Madagascar.
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Someone had this discussion with Syphilis back in the 15th century, perhaps bacteria are easier to reason with? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_syphilis#European_outbreak …
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And also avoid hospitalizing more than they can handle. Be a pest, not a pestilence.
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Listen deeper to what the virus is trying to wake humanity up to
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