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A) I guess I interpreted "consequences" more generally to also include the consequences beyond the disease itself. B) I still believe that it would have been i
by _aavaa_ 4y ago
A) I guess I interpreted "consequences" more generally to also include the consequences beyond the disease itself.
B) I still believe that it would have been important. If it escaped from a lab, then those working in the lab could potentially have important information to share with the world about it. E.g. is it airborne, how much does it mutate, etc. They would have been studying it for a reason.
- shadowgovt 4y agoThe fact that information never saw the light of day should be obvious evidence it didn't come out of a lab.
- _aavaa_ 4y agoBased on what implicit assumption? That a government would allow that information to be published? Look at how cagey and not forthcoming the Chinese government was under the current conditions. Try to extrapolate to what they would act like if it did leak from a lab.