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re: atlanta: When/If the $hit Hits the Fan............

Posted on 2/28/15 at 10:33 am to
Posted by DawgsLife
Member since Jun 2013
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Posted on 2/28/15 at 10:33 am to
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ea it definitely terrorized the countryside but once it hit the large cities is when the devastation really multiplied exponentially because of more rapid spread.



Definitely it would spread faster in a large city because of proximity and numbers, but the countryside was already wiped out.

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And the healthcare system is different nowadays too. If you go to a little hospital in a rural area somewhere with some crazy illness that is rapidly progressing and no one knows what it is, you're getting transferred to a bigger tertiary care center.


However...don't forget Ebola. Remember the woman who promised to Quarantine herself for 21 days and was seen going through a drive through window buying fast food? She was not locked away in a hospital in spite of the dangers, and we already know what happened in Africa due to Ebola.

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And just the way people travel daily, it'll get spread to a large city really fast if it is infectious enough to cause the type of disaster we are talking about.



Of course you are right. With airplanes, cars, buses it would spread to large cities much faster. In fact, I doubt if any place would be safe. Big city or country.
Posted by TMDawg
Member since Nov 2012
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Posted on 2/28/15 at 11:24 am to
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However...don't forget Ebola. Remember the woman who promised to Quarantine herself for 21 days and was seen going through a drive through window buying fast food? She was not locked away in a hospital in spite of the dangers, and we already know what happened in Africa due to Ebola.
Ebola kind of proves my point though as far as travel spreading it much faster (though the Ebola 'scare' was so overblown that it's laughable.

My point is that when people go to the small hospitals with this new crazy disease that is rapidly progressing, they'll be sent to the tertiary care centers and it'll go from there. I'm not talking about people being locked away in a hospital to protect others, I'm talking about the people who are there because they're so sick from it.
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