What if the next world war began without a single bullet? No fighter jets, no missiles, but rather a virus that spreads silently, infecting vast numbers of people.
In a new episode of "Morse," the program takes us into one of the most alarming hypotheses regarding the future of warfare: biological weapons and the potential to employ germs and viruses as weapons targeting humanity on a large scale.
The episode raises questions about the genetic data collected over the past few years and whether it could theoretically be used to develop pathogenic agents that target human groups based on their biological characteristics. The discussion revisits the COVID-19 pandemic experience, from PCR tests to the rapid development of vaccines, opening a wide door for questions about the limits of scientific progress and the possibility of its misuse.
But where does science end, and where do hypotheses begin? And could the knowledge intended to protect humanity turn into its most dangerous threat?
In Morse, sometimes, the most terrifying wars are those we cannot see.
