That'd also count as a 'bioerror'. But, what makes you think those Wuhan labs weren't doing gain-of-function research? Or even: inadvertent gain-of-function se

That'd also count as a 'bioerror'. But, what makes you think those Wuhan labs weren't doing gain-of-function research? Or even: inadvertent gain-of-function selection, via other research methods? See the proud tweet about testing ">50 novel" "bat SARS-related CoVs" against "human cells", and using "recombinant viruses/humanized mice to see SARS-like signs, and showing some don’t respond to MAbs, vaccines" that's linked in my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25370869 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25370869 )