The Eyes of Darkness...Dean Koontz

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Anyone here read this book? Written in 1981 ...

Describes the Corona Virus, where it originated, and predicts the exact year....rather eerie....
 

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my freind said corona virus is on lysol can, its not a new disease he said.
 

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Anyone here read this book? Written in 1981 ...

Describes the Corona Virus, where it originated, and predicts the exact year....rather eerie....
not surprised, most terrorists steal ideas from books and movies. Harvard professor was arrested today, a Chinese national and a bio professor spy
 

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Was not a huge leap for Koontz to make being that Wuhan is the only Level 4 biolab in China and perhaps the world's foremost authority on studying bats that can carry virus without being affected. Read The Hot Zone or Cobra Effect if you want a couple great books, one fiction and one non-fiction, about how pandemics start and how the threat of a biological weapon has always existed.

But the Koontz/Wuhan connection isn't a prophesy...it's actually one of the most likely labs in the world to lose containment on L4 viruses and the one the Western world was most concerned about developing virus as a weapon for population control
 

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It's fake. wasn't in the book.

It is on Lysol cans but cornavirus is actually a broad term for this type of virus. the current scare is a new strand of the cornavirus.
 

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