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Originally Posted by Raekwon
This is the problem, many just want to know to prevent things like this happening but there would be no way anyone would own up to anything like this for fear of retribution in so many ways. Ultimately we will never know the exact cause or learn from this mistake due to fear.
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"We have nothing to gain from this knowledge" is, to be fair, a totally ridiculous and short-sighted statement, a mindset used by dictatorships to suppress their populations.
It should not even be necessary to explain the countless ways that humanity is better off knowing the truth than a lie, especially about this. It should be obvious.
With regards to not knowing, I personally think we will find out. It usually takes about 5 years after a pandemic to pinpoint the origin. It will just take some time. The virus has a genetic imprint on it which is very hard to cover up. Now it's true that if anyone can cover it up it's China, but, they are fighting an uphill battle because every day science and analysis gets better.
Here's the truth of it,
https://nypost.com/2021/06/06/damnin...neered-in-lab/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7744920/
The Coronavirus has splices in it that have never been seen before in Coronavirus. They are the same splices that a lab would make to modify a virus.
It is only a matter of time before these splices are understood to a level where it is clear how they were done and what purpose each splices serves. Conversely we have a lot of information about what the Wuhan lab was working on, and try as they might they can't erase what is already known.
Anyway whatever happened, I personally believe we will eventually reach a likelihood understandiung of >90%.