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[image] tempogain: Viruses frequently spread through human-animal contact, so that aspect of the story has never been an outlandish idea. It is not that easy for viruses to be successful at crossing host species. Unless the hosts are already very similar, like the case for AIDS, usually it w…

What makes me say that? The evidence. If you choose to ignore it at this point then what else can I say?

We will probably never know the truth which is a damn shame. But beyond the science, I don’t need studies and reports to explain to me the probability of what happened. It seems to me the probability of a lab leak in wuhan where this was studied is more likely than a bat from 2000km away passing a …

I’m examining the evidence. You seem to prefer to ignore evidence, call it a conspiracy, and hold fast to a predetermined conclusion, which is exactly what we’re still deriding from the early days of COVID.

Nope, you are ignoring the evidence. Said it already. This wouldnt hold up in court, the CCP would have been convicted long ago. Its as simple as that.

No I’m literally looking at it right now lol. Science isn’t a court of law and conclusions established in courts aren’t definitive.

[image] hansioux: It is not that easy for viruses to be successful at crossing host species. Unless the hosts are already very similar, like the case for AIDS, usually it would take long and repeated exposure for the virus to be capable of spreading across new hosts rapidly after crossing once. …

But they are useful for convicting and punishing criminals, such as the CCP.

[image] tempogain: There are opposing opinions https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5247(23)00144-1/fulltext I think if you want to present a study taking an opposite conclusion, this is much more persuasive. [image] Probable human origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pol…

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