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OK, but you're just supporting my point. ANY mutations in the spike protein could cause an increase in transmissibility. So we should have seen it much sooner i
by hungryforcodes 5y ago
OK, but you're just supporting my point. ANY mutations in the spike protein could cause an increase in transmissibility. So we should have seen it much sooner if it was mutating naturally. Now suddenly there are 30 mutations in the spike protein alone. Let me be CLEAR though, I'm not SAYING it was a lab release. I'm just saying it's weird. I'm not conspiracy theory person.