It's depressing how lab leak gained so much traction through sheer volume.
Natural origin has a couple holes in the evidence you plug with "this is how viruses have evolved every other time we've been able to see."
Lab leak has more holes, plugged with incredible coincidences and wild speculation.
Natural origin has a couple holes in the evidence you plug with "this is how viruses have evolved every other time we've been able to see."
Lab leak has more holes, plugged with incredible coincidences and wild speculation.
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Gregg Gonsalves
In fact, we may never know the origins of SARSCoV2, but the preponderance of the evidence suggests a natural origin. But the lab leak is now embraced by many in the mainstream media. Immerwahr gets on the bandwagon in this piece. 9/ www.thenation.com/article/soci...
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My guess why is that such knowledge often highlights the administration's willful refusal to protect the public.
https://upine.medium.com/the-vast-reach-of-right-wing-disinformation-fbcee2715db7
This has always struck me as an effort to fix blame instead of fixing the problem. The only reason to hunt for the transmission vector is to prevent it from easily happening again.
Without an investigative time machine, we can't know.
The question is "What do we do about it?"
Better air quality and filtration in classrooms and other public places.
Masking in public enclosed spaces.
Finding a better vaccine.
Using the vaccines we have.
Isolating when ill.
Fixing blame is nowhere on that list.
But at this rate we’ll close the all labs and reopen the live animal markets.🙄
This is how a virus endemic to a region in Africa came to be named after Marburg, a town in West Germany.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_laboratory_biosecurity_incidents
(I'm not attached to either interpretation)
Our country would be exquisitely vulnerable to any attempts at biowarfare.
Just noting.
We'd want to push for an international agreement on containment protocol for any biological labs working on contagious diseases.
We could do that anyway.