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The problem is that there are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of these sort of bio labs around the world. So, I would agree that suspicion is warranted. Perhaps
by rmah 5y ago
The problem is that there are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of these sort of bio labs around the world.
So, I would agree that suspicion is warranted. Perhaps enough for an investigation. But, IMO, that's about it.
- gadders 5y ago>> The problem is that there are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of these sort of bio labs around the world. And they have leaked before. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2007/08/report-lab-leak-likely-caused-uk-foot-and-mouth-outbreak https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2007/08/report-l...
- octopoc 5y agoUnfortunately there cannot be an investigation. Too much time will pass before the Chinese let anyone investigate, if they ever do. But there are many areas in life where you can't gather enough information to make a statistically perfect decision. That doesn't mean that we do nothing though. I think my country should drastically reduce trade with China and tell them it's because they operate biolabs haphazardly and don't allow investigations into pandemic origins. I wish all countries would do this. Then the next pandemic might not happen, because nations would be afraid of the consequences.