The way the virus could have got from the source (where the animal host is) to Wuhan is interesting. How could it not be lab transmission? We've learn't a lot

The way the virus could have got from the source (where the animal host is) to Wuhan is interesting. How could it not be lab transmission? We've learn't a lot more about viral transmission in places like Australia with very low COVID incidences and very strong contact tracing when an infected person does go out into the community. It's very clear now that many people are extremely poor at spreading the virus - out in the community for 2 weeks with one of the infectious variants - in restaurants, pubs etc. - and only manage to infect 1 person, who is a close contact. Others are super spreaders, that infect many many people (but these people seem much rarer). I can easily see how it could get 1000km away from the source. A person who had the virus with no symptoms could simply have traveled to Wuhan. Didn't infect anyone on the way. Infected a close contact once there. Gets to a super spreader, then off it goes. I get the feeling that the lab leak hypothesis ignores the unevenness of transmission that is now evident.