> Let’s hypothesize that we find out tomorrow irrefutable evidence for this theory. What does it change? The most likely outcome would not be greater transpare

> Let’s hypothesize that we find out tomorrow irrefutable evidence for this theory. What does it change? The most likely outcome would not be greater transparency or control over how such research is conducted. More likely it will move into the shadows, in military labs whose very existence is shrouded in secrecy. That's not just speculation, either. It already happened with biowarfare in the USSR and USA and probably elsewhere during most of my lifetime. Do people not remember these issues being discussed in the context of destroying the last smallpox samples? Or the anthrax scare(s)? Or the Reston "Hot Zone" incident(s)?