Re:Covid: Summary of lab-origin hypothesis
by nullc on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @11:42AM
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Yeah! exactly.
If by some weird accident of history the research wasn't the actual cause of the virus-- it's just an accident. The problem was that we setup a situation where if it wasn't human originated, it's only a fluke.
Re:Covid: Summary of lab-origin hypothesis
by isthisthingon99 on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @09:04AM
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I like this idea.
Re:Covid: Summary of lab-origin hypothesis
by niemandhier on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @08:34AM
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> The fact remains that there are people out there who want to make stuff like that in a lab. That kind of "work" needs to stop.
No we need much more of such work. Why do you think we had a vaccine so fast? We were able to create an Ebola vaccine before?
Re:Covid: Summary of lab-origin hypothesis
by isthisthingon99 on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @09:05AM
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The reason was because the virus was sequenced and we have technology that can supposedly create safe and effective vaccines based on this.
The fact remains that there are people out there who want to make stuff like that in a lab. That kind of "work" needs to stop.
Thats what I take away from Covid whether it came from a lab or not, it very well could have given what goes on in labs. The fact that a lab leak is highly plausible is the problem, not the truth of it happening in this case.