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No. I’m saying that it’s no different to the wet market. We should try to limit places where viruses can jump to humans. Wet markets are terrible, poorly run vi
by onethought 6y ago
No. I’m saying that it’s no different to the wet market. We should try to limit places where viruses can jump to humans. Wet markets are terrible, poorly run virus labs are terrible.
The problem with the lab narrative is it’s being used to cast China as a kind of evil actor here. Where as I think irresponsible is there actually closer to the truth.
- tripletao 6y agoI agree with your comment above. If SARS-CoV-2 arose from a lab accident, then China might actually be less at fault in a certain sense--the WIV is potentially a lot closer to international standards for virological research than their wet markets or wildlife dealing are to international standards for agriculture.