It's like an old nightmare repeating itself. The special editions, the red banners with alarmist headlines, the experts of all kinds facing bewildered journalists, the priority given to live broadcasts, static shots for hours on an ocean liner or hospital doors. A nuclear bomb explosion in Niger wouldn't have caused such a stir. How can we explain this frenzy over a virus known since the 1950s and which everyone agrees poses virtually no pandemi…
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It's like an old nightmare repeating itself. The special editions, the red banners with alarmist headlines, the experts of all kinds facing bewildered journalists, the priority given to live broadcasts, static shots for hours on an ocean liner or hospital doors. A nuclear bomb explosion in Niger wouldn't have caused such a stir. How can we explain this frenzy over a virus known since the 1950s and which everyone agrees poses virtually no pandemi…