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> 1 divided by the number of experiments running on the lab That would only make sense if you knew there was a leak but didn't know which virus was leaked. Si
by dalmo3 5y ago
> 1 divided by the number of experiments running on the lab
That would only make sense if you knew there was a leak but didn't know which virus was leaked.
Since we already have the knowledge of what virus (supposedly) leaked, the odds are (1/number of labs experimenting with that virus).
- marcosdumay 5y agoYes, but isn't that lab the place to go for researching coronavirus? Dividing the odds through all experiments may underestimate it, but it's not very far.