> If COVID was human-made and not an animal-jump These are not the only two options. An animal virus could be enhanced in a lab, then jump to humans, and then

> If COVID was human-made and not an animal-jump These are not the only two options. An animal virus could be enhanced in a lab, then jump to humans, and then the “animal-jump” terminology is just a misdirection away from the lab work. “Human-made” as a term is a similar misdirection in this scenario, trying to make the human involvement claims sound overstated, again trying to point away from the lab. I’m not saying you are doing misdirection, but I think some people framing it that way are. I think it’s important to recognize the full nuance of what is likely in the middle, instead of just looking at highly unlikely and opposed extreme scenarios.