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> Wang similarly told his supervising UCSF professor that he had duplicated some of the work of that professor at the lab in China. Some of the work of the UCS
by DevKoala 6y ago
> Wang similarly told his supervising UCSF professor that he had duplicated some of the work of that professor at the lab in China. Some of the work of the UCSF lab was funded by grants from the United States Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health (NIH). Wang also wiped his personal phone of WeChat messaging content earlier the morning he arrived at LAX.
They are being thorough.
- bfieidhbrjr 6y agoEveryone has OpSec. And then he told them everything during an interview. Or maybe it's all lies to hide something else. Who knows.
- a012 6y agoHe's a "Level 9" PLA officer (apx. Major officer), if he spilled that out easily to CBP, definitely there's something more suspicious than just copy-cat labs design.
- baybal2 6y agoLevel 9 technician is just a civilian employee, not an officer, let alone major.
- rdtsc 6y agoThe official name for that is I believe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_hangout https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_hangout But something doesn't add up to him just confessing that quickly all that information
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- __s 6y agoFinally some effort to address the replication crisis
- boomboomsubban 6y agoIt doesn't say when the professors work was duplicated, it may have been a published experiment he duplicated at his university job. I imagine most US university medical labs have grant funding from those organizations, they don't even suggest Wang was involved with that research. And wiping your phone before international travel, particular to China, is just smart. That doesn't imply wrongdoing.