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Thanks, and sorry for my impatience; I've seen that claim in enough places (from many other people) that I got frustrated. The absence of a clear proximal host
by tripletao 3y ago
Thanks, and sorry for my impatience; I've seen that claim in enough places (from many other people) that I got frustrated. The absence of a clear proximal host certainly isn't proof that SARS-CoV-2 arose unnaturally, especially since the PRC's preferred origin story (imported on frozen food) would require them to cover that up too. It's not what anyone expected though, since it's different from SARS-1 and MERS.