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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOpportunistic biological warfare
How much gaming do you suppose has been done around using misinformation techniques to deliberately contribute to the spread of an existing epidemic in enemy territory?
Instead of developing and deploying a biological weapon, you get enough people to behave in counterproductive ways.
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Opportunistic biological warfare (Original Post)
jberryhill
Mar 2020
OP
Like sabotaging the implementation of testing, or saying it's just like a common disease,
RockRaven
Mar 2020
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RockRaven
(15,019 posts)1. Like sabotaging the implementation of testing, or saying it's just like a common disease,
or emphasizing a racial/ethnic angle... Now where have I seen those things recently?
uponit7771
(90,367 posts)2. In this case they'd have to engineer 10% of the human race being quarantined to some degree...
... and then spread it all over the planets credible news agencies.
If that could be done to get people to behave a certain way we're sKrewn
underpants
(182,932 posts)3. Come on down and meet your maker
Based on Stephen King's The Stand
gristy
(10,667 posts)4. Seems about right