Covid origin studies say evidence points to market
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#3And there you have it, the evidence does point to the origin being a wet market in Wuhan. It was not a leak from a laboratory.
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#4And there you have it, the evidence does point to the origin being a wet market in Wuhan. It was not a leak from a laboratory.
This does not settle it, it will never be settle because China hid and erased evidence and blocked all access to research the source.
And before you ask, I have no great love for for the Chinese Govt due to their ingrained culture of secrecy and censorship. The only thing they did wrong was to hide the true extent of the disease and the fact that this virus could spread through the air. This delay cost a lot of lives.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
This does not settle it, it will never be settle because China hid and erased evidence and blocked all access to research the source.
Clearly, you had not read the article in its entirety. It used mapping and genetics to prove that it did not come from a laboratory. It did come from the wet market, period. And before you ask, I have no great love for for the Chinese Govt due to their ingrained culture of secrecy and censorship. The only thing they did wrong was to hide the true extent of the disease and the fact that this virus could spread through…
Why do you trust this one study and think that it ends the debate? The other is old and has been disputed
Seems more like a clickbait piece to see how much interest there still is in covid
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
This does not settle it, it will never be settle because China hid and erased evidence and blocked all access to research the source.
Clearly, you had not read the article in its entirety. It used mapping and genetics to prove that it did not come from a laboratory. It did come from the wet market, period. And before you ask, I have no great love for for the Chinese Govt due to their ingrained culture of secrecy and censorship. The only thing they did wrong was to hide the true extent of the disease and the fact that this virus could spread through…
the guilty lead with rebuttals before assumed accusations
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
This does not settle it, it will never be settle because China hid and erased evidence and blocked all access to research the source.
Clearly, you had not read the article in its entirety. It used mapping and genetics to prove that it did not come from a laboratory. It did come from the wet market, period. And before you ask, I have no great love for for the Chinese Govt due to their ingrained culture of secrecy and censorship. The only thing they did wrong was to hide the true extent of the disease and the fact that this virus could spread through…
It will be interesting to see the historical forensics develop as we actively combat COVID and future SARS-type viruses on a global scale.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Clearly, you had not read the article in its entirety. It used mapping and genetics to prove that it did not come from a laboratory. It did come from the wet market, period. And before you ask, I have no great love for for the Chinese Govt due to their ingrained culture of secrecy and censorship. The only thing they did wrong was to hide the true extent of the disease and the fact that this virus could spread through…
"Compelling evidence" and "It did come from the wet market, period." are a far cry from one another. Not disagreeing with this evidence that points to the origin of the outbreak. It will be interesting to see the historical forensics develop as we actively combat COVID and future SARS-type viruses on a global scale.
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#9Seems pretty easy for rats to pick something up from leaking bat juice in improperly secured trash, and bring it to the market.