Assumptions are generally silly. For example the assumption that the virus escaped from a lab is equally silly.
in hindsight, i guess it was sort of silly to assume a new and deadly bat coronavirus randomly emerged in a wuhan market like... down the block from a lab studying deadly bat coronaviruses
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i'm not assuming that. i'm looking at evidence and thinking this is more complicated than we thought.
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agree the wet markets are horrifying. accidentally landed on a video of one the other day and can't get the images out of my head.
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Genetic tests so far confirm it is natural (as far as I know anyway) but it is not impossible for it to have been transferred to humans artificially. Again no (public) evidence for that yet so time will tell
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Dont forget about the Tower Blowing Up lab right round the corner from the twin towers or Fake Moon Video Creation lab right around the corner from NASA HQ...
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Not sure what you're saying - that a better place to study bat viruses would be where there are no bats?
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My money is on “we will never find out”. But yeah, assumptions are the mothers of you know what.
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