Despite the mass hysteria over anthrax, anthrax is not a biological weapon of mass destruction. It's inefficiency and difficulty in controlling the bacteria renders it almost useless. Anthrax will never be used successfully as a terrorist weapon, and probably never as a military weapon. It has to be converted to spores suspended in the air, which is technically very difficult; and the lethality is nowheres near the terror that it is made out to be. It is not 100% lethal as often claimed. Wool sorters inhale anthrax spores in small quantities continually 150 - 700 per hour.and only if they get a large dose does an infection get started. Weaponizing anthrax faces a plethora of obsticles, one of being aerosolizing the spores. The spores would have to be converted to a dry powder, because a liquid would create globs which would fall to the ground rather than staying suspended in the air. To create a powder, the spores would first have to be washed several times in an array of very large and expensive centrifuges. Then a drying apparatus would have to be used; and it would require spraying a mist into a vacuum

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