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So we had the anthrax attack in the past.

There will always be scary events, I think society is pretty resilient to these type of stuff, and I don't see anything really new in the latest event - people will forget about it and move on within a few weeks.

I don't really get the premise, as if we didn't have suicide bombers in public places/transportation - we already live in a reality where stuff can just explode.

Not to mention that it's a state of war, it's not some random attack, don't see why it's any scarier than getting hit by some random rocket.