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We seem to keep circling on how it started, but the reality is that something happened in Wuhan. Viruses don't spring from nowhere, or jump from caves 1000km a
by dwd 6y ago
We seem to keep circling on how it started, but the reality is that something happened in Wuhan.
Viruses don't spring from nowhere, or jump from caves 1000km away to an urban population that just happens to have a lab studying them. I just find the coincidence here too great.
My money is on still on someone associated with the lab became the vector where what they were working on gained function from some other highly spreadable coronavirus. Only takes one protocol breach for a PPE failure, and these labs worldwide seem to have lapses all the time.
They need to find a sample of this mystery virus that was circulating beforehand and see if it had the novel ACE2 receptor binding that the bat virus most like SARS-Cov-2 lacked - maybe then they can put the hypothesis that the lab was involved to rest.
This current we don't really know how it happened is bullshit.