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Honestly, its quite problematic. There are vested interests with a great deal to lose if no counter narrative to the origin of the virus turns up... and they’r
by wokwokwok 6y ago
Honestly, its quite problematic.
There are vested interests with a great deal to lose if no counter narrative to the origin of the virus turns up... and they’re already seeding all kinds of conspiracy theories all over the place.
So, while I’m all for “science”, under the circumstances, the burden of “prove this isn’t a false positive” is overwhelmingly higher than the due diligence taken here.
So, yes, it would, but no, it doesn’t.
- aasasd 6y ago> vested interests with a great deal to lose if no counter narrative to the origin of the virus turns up Guess I'm under the rock here—what are those interests? To my knowledge, Trump does the most, ahem, novel hypothesizing, which is pretty much expected routine by now.