文明与病毒之间，只隔了一个航班的距离。
来自热带雨林的危险病毒，可在24小时内乘飞机抵达地球上的任何城市。航空线路连接了全世界的所有城市，构成网络。
埃博拉已经进入网络，开始环球旅行。
卡尔•约翰逊，埃博拉病毒的发现者之一，他在病毒探索史上是个大人物，发现并命名了地球上好几种最危险的病原体。
“大自然并不平静，我很高兴，”他这么说，“但在今天这样的日子里，咱们就当大自然很平静好了。所有怪物和猛兽都有平静的时刻。”
“扎伊尔当时发生了什么？”我问。
“我们抵达金沙萨的时候，那儿根本就是个疯人院，”他说，“我们知道那里的情况很糟糕，我们知道我们在和某种新病毒打交道。我们不知道它能不能像流感那样，通过空气中的悬浮液滴传播。假如埃博拉能轻易通过空气传播，今天的世界恐怕就大不一样了。”
“会怎么样？”
“人类会少很多。假如一种病毒与呼吸系统密切相关，那么你想控制住它就非常困难了。我心里想，假如埃博拉具备高致死率，又能通过液滴传播，那么全世界就不存在安全的地方了。与其在伦敦歌剧院被传染，还不如去爆发中心工作呢。”
“你担心那会是一次威胁整个人类的危机吗？”
他盯着我。“这话什么意思？”
“意思是一种能抹平人类的病毒。”
“唔，我想有这个可能性——当然到现在还没有出现。我并不担心那个。更有可能的是这种病毒有能力按比例减少人口。比方说百分之三十。百分之九十。”
“人类被杀死十分之九？你不担心？”
他脸上闪过一丝神秘的沉思表情。“假如一种病毒能减少一个物种的密度，那么这种病毒也许还是有用的。”
这就是大自然。仔细想一想，从河流到海洋，大自然充满了杀手。

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《看见》是知名记者和主持人柴静讲述央视十年历程的自传性作品，既是柴静个人的成长告白书，某种程度上亦可视作中国社会十年变迁的备忘录。十年前她被选择成为国家电视台新闻主播，却因毫无经验而遭遇挫败，非典时期成为现场记者后，现实生活犬牙交错的切肤之感，让她一点一滴脱离外在与自我的束缚，对生活与人性有了更为宽广与深厚的理解。十年之间，非典、汶川地震、两会报道、北京奥运……在每个重大事件现场，几乎都能发现柴静的身影，而如华南虎照、征地等刚性的调查报道她也多有制作。在书中，她记录下淹没在宏大叙事中的动人细节，为时代留下私人的注脚。一如既往，柴静看见并记录下新闻中给她留下强烈生命印象的个人，每个人都深嵌在世界之中，没有人可以只是一个旁观者，他人经受的，我必经受。书中记录下的人与事，是他们的生活，也是你和我的生活。
《看见》中，我没有刻意选择标志性事件，也没有描绘历史的雄心，在大量的新闻报道里，我只选择了留给我强烈生命印象的人，因为工作原因，我恰好与这些人相遇。他们是流淌的，从我心腹深处的石坝上漫溢出来，坚硬的成见和模式被一遍遍冲刷，摇摇欲坠，土崩瓦解。这种摇晃是危险的，但思想的本质就是不安。
我试着尽可能诚实地写下这不断犯错、不断推翻、不断疑问、不断重建的事实和因果，一个国家由人构成，一个人也由无数他人构成，你想如何报道一个国家，就要如何报道自已。——柴静
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