if ebola does expand beyond US hospitals. then no one will want to touch other peoples bank notes, nor would people want to touch the buttons of keypads at cashier desks/ATM's
so bitcoin does have an advantage because you can scan QR codes at a distance without touching another person or item that 200 people a day may touch
That's a good one! The only way ebola can be confined to hospitals is if the powers that be quit allowing nurses to travel in locked up tubes with hundreds of other passengers sharing the same sweaty toilet seats. The only saving grace would be if said nurses had aisle seats with the middle seats vacant, lacking the latter caveat decreases the odds of that occurring below 33%, dividing that percentage by the number of nurses that traveled said way, with one being one too many.
I specifically recall reading that the hospital in Dallas just went through some extensive ebola training prior to Eric Duncan's first visit, at which time he was sent home. Now, I'm reading that the very same hospital DIDN'T have any formal training to treat ebola patients.
What I'm witnessing is a clan of folks fucking up the coverup, all the while fucking up the actual spreading of ebola, not even able to get that right.
They know they're doing it. We know they're doing it. They know that we know that they're doing it. So, why don't they just accelerate the process and do it?
