If the possible effects of a threat are difficult to identify and seem far away it
leaves a lot of space for seemingly trustworthy assessments and statements that, however,
very often do not withstand a more detailed examination. The spectrum of the customary,
reflexive statements can currently be seen in Europe and North America in reaction
to the humanitarian catastrophe of the Ebola epidemic in the West African countries
of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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