> "Known to be"? > I really take issue with that phrase. That's your phrase, not mine. What I wrote is "the official narrative about it all having started in

> "Known to be"? > I really take issue with that phrase. That's your phrase, not mine. What I wrote is "the official narrative about it all having started in Wuhan's seafood market has been known to be incomplete at best for a while now". > As maddening as it may be, we DO NOT KNOW the origins of the virus Yes. That's what I said. You are arguing against your own position, not mine.