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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Really? I'm not into virus research, but the evidence I have read(and linked above) disagrees with that.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9
That doesn't read like it is "weighing toward a lab release". We have all the conditions for the wet market theory, and it happened with SARS. So really, what evidence suggests the lab release theory is the most likely one? |
In your link above the guys says that it’s not related to any known/studied coronaviruses “that laboratories would be working with”. His point is essentially that no published papers or genomes match with covid, but the only thing that proves is that if this virus was in a lab they never published its genome or papers on it. Unless there’s some kind of international law to publish details on every virus you’ve been able to isolate, and even if there was China would be the first country that would ignore it, I don’t see how it debunks anything.