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> the human Sars-CoV-2 has additional changes Ok sure maybe, but then the main question - really the only thing that matters - is still unanswered, how did the

• Barrin92 7y ago
  >how did the human Sars-CoV-2 with additional changes occur, most prominently for the first time, in Wuhan? who said it did? This is just a form of anthropic bias. If you have the highest density of scientists and viral experts around Wuhan then the chance that it's first recognised there is simply higher. It's impossible to pinpoint the origin down to the kilometre because we don't even really know who patient 0 is. For all we know this could have spawned in some village and then traveled to the Wuhan market without anyone noticing, until doctors with enough experience did, who are most likely to be close to that facility.