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Uh- not so many.
Remember that the movie takes place 200 centuries in the future, and that the alien is a parasite from another galaxy far, far, away.
Fiction is fiction. Any speculation can be drawn from fiction and can be spun out in any way a person wants.
Ebola is not from outer space. It is another creature from mother earth, just like we are, and it's here, right now, causing real people to suffer, not fictional characters.
It's not like our disease specialists know nothing at all about viruses. Ebola is like any other virus- it has it's weak spot. We know how to search for that weak spot, and know how to exploit the weak spot once it is discovered. We have the entire sources of humanity to bear on our side of the battle, not just us.
And- humans are getting better and better in this fight. The fight will be scientific, for sure, but no fiction will be involved in it. Your comparison is fanciful and childish.
about 120 years in the future..
I never said that it was from other space.
I never meant this to be anything more the a "You ever notice" kind of thread.
Actually countries like Honduras are more dangerous places than Africa to travel too (but since people in those countries don't look like B. Obama, something tells me republicans would not mind traveling there.)
Real life is always stranger than fiction, when something bizarre happens that seems unbelievable, then out come the film references in order to make sense of something that flies in the face of what we know.
Hey... remember all those videos about the fema coffins?
Maybe that's what they were stockpiling them for?
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