Risks of Bioweapons and Pneumonic Plague

As far as you're aware, what are the most risky

or controversial experiments that

have happened in bioweapons so far?

Pneumonic plague.

What's that?

Which-- Okay, we, you know, we all know bubonic plague.

Pneumonic plague is the aerosolized version of

bubonic plague. Bubonic plague, a flea

from an infected flea bites you, you get bubonic plague.

Pneumonic plague, it gets into your lungs, and it becomes

aerosolized. Pneumonic plague has a case fatality rate

of one hundred percent. Unless you get antibiotics into your

system

within twenty-four hours, you have a chance at living.

If you don't, you die one hundred percent.

It is what the Defense Department, FEMA,

HHS, CDC, WHO is probably the most

afraid of. It's called a tier one select agent.

It's mo- one of the most likely to be used,

and it's a hundred percent

killer. And now imagine

if you could genetically modify that to evade cure.

So imagine if antibiotics no longer work.