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If I were designing a virus to infect the entire world, I'd somehow make sure it was asymptomatic until everyone had it. If I couldn't do that, I'd make it mild or asymptomatic in children, who attend mass gatherings every day and who keep their parents home when visibly sick.
Of course, this strategy relies on public health and other government officials, who are equally able to reason about such strategies, not doing the things they obviously should do, perhaps in a gamble to avoid immediate criticism or protect their careers.
The officials who move quickly and decisively are the real heroes, not only because they protect their own people but because they give cover for the cowards to eventually do the right thing too.
if i were designing a virus to infect the entire world, i would simply release it in the United States
apparently that too
If you've ever played Plague Inc. where the objective is to create a virus and infect the whole world, that is how you win the game.
and wait to ramp up the lethal symptoms until 2/3 of the world is infected. (But first make sure Greenland is affected)
Read “Oryx and Crake” by Margaret Atwood.
I would engineer the portion of the spike protein that infects T-cells so that it had 100% amino acid homology to the homologous HIV protein region. However, I'd make sure that the nucleic acid homology for the region was very low, to avoid suspicion.
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