> So compare what's happening every day to thousands of people in Southeast Asia to a few people working under extreme safety precautions in a high-security lab

> So compare what's happening every day to thousands of people in Southeast Asia to a few people working under extreme safety precautions in a high-security lab. If you go off what other virologists have said, that this virus looks like a random wild virus. Then what are the chances the virus escaped from a bsl-4 lab while a researcher was cataloging it. Bs any of the millions as you say random farmers, butchers, etc randomly getting infected. Yeah odds favor the latter. Also the Wuhan seafood market looks exactly like the kind of enclosed place with lots of people we now know to avoid during the pandemic. So the only notable thing there is it's was a big enough cluster to be noticed. Looking from common origins is something every public health official does day in day out.