> The bats were eaten by an intermediary animal, likely the pangolin. Uhhh.https://twitter.com/UngeheuerDarin/status/1401992628028297218 …
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Generally bat-origin viruses tend to spread in the intermediate host quite a bit before they are discovered affecting humans. Nipah and Hendra viruses key examples.
they had more than one instance of confirmed zoonotic transmission with SARS, they found the virus in live palm civets - reading about that case, you see how vastly different and weird everything about SARS-2 has been
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The likelihood of a virus going bat-pangolin-human and then becoming human-to-human transmissible without being discovered in any of the supposed source populations seems remarkably low if not impossible.
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also there are weird anomalies with the pangolin coronavirus evidence, begins to feel like an attempt to force a zoonosis narrativehttps://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.07.184374v2.full …
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