it’s nice of scientists, i guess, to admit they suppressed the lab-leak theory for nakedly political reasons news.yahoo.com/science-around
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Seems like not wanting words to be taken out of context or used in inauthentic ways is not a political reason, rather a way to keep information as true as possible. The lab leak was always on the spectrum of possible, it was just on the unlikelier end…
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That was obvious from the start.
I'm surprised people accepted that it was because of Chinese people eating wild meat so quickly.
At least the lab leak theory blames the government not the people.
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"Millions dying is bad, obviously, but that's not worth risking being called racists by our peers"
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No one “admitted” that. It’s the personal view of Alina Chan, a longtime advocate for investigation of the lab leak hypothesis. She may be right, but she’s just offering her assessment of how other scientists behaved, not admitting anything.
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These kind of revelations serve to undermine the legitimacy of the current Administration far more than any of the unsupported “voter fraud” allegations.
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