viruses mutate constantly. consider this with the accidental release not on purpose. there is no way the virus will mutate in all states the same way at the same time let alone the entire world.

1> based on that there is no way to say what the virus would do once it escaped the lab. sure we can say it might do this, or was known to do that. but no way to b sure.

2> once it gets to the bats in BRAZIL,there will b 100's or 1000's of mutations that could become highly infections to man and cross species.no way for a vaccine against that storm.

3> unless a Super Sprteader traveled by car across the US, all states have a different mutation by now.the cases in TX,CA,WA,IA and AZ can and should act differently.

this bears watching,some might see higher deaths and other states higher infections.

4> what comes down can go up. since it mutates to b less deadly ,it can mutate the other way just as quickly.
what happens when u mix them all?

or a NY variant gets to TX? southerner's blood is thinner than northern folks. this is known due to the difference in temps.

a virus that slows thew blood flow of a TEXAN will kill Chicago.by the way we also talk different too.