Re:Evidence for a mouse origin of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron var...
by _heimdall on Monday January 03, 2022 @02:56AM
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Its only irrelevant if that information wouldn't help avoid a future pandemic.
If it was a lab accident that's extremely important to know as we could easily mitigate (or eliminate) that risk. If it was zoological, there may be changes that could make that less likely. If it was a third cause that no one is even thinking about, that's even more important because it somehow was missed by everyone looking for the most likely cause.
If it was a lab accident that's extremely important to know as we could easily mitigate (or eliminate) that risk. If it was zoological, there may be changes that could make that less likely. If it was a third cause that no one is even thinking about, that's even more important because it somehow was missed by everyone looking for the most likely cause.