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Sure, but there plenty of more likely scenarios that require no malice or conspiracy.
by dahdum 5y ago
Sure, but there plenty of more likely scenarios that require no malice or conspiracy.
- kazinator 5y agoI'm only pointing out (one possible) way in which two hypotheses are not conflicting. If any such a way exists, then the hypotheses cannot be regarded as mutually exclusive. It is an error of reasoning to consider the lab leak and seafood market hypotheses to be competing and mutually exclusive. I find it extremely plausible that in the event of a lab leak, there would be some kind of cover up. And that there has been a cover up of something is obvious.