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If it turns out that the coronavirus did escape from a lab in Wuhan, Twitter is going to owe ZeroHedge an apology for automatically flagging every link to their site. In fact they probably already do.pic.twitter.com/BIfpOl3RPP
I'm not talking about the possibility that the virus was created in a lab, but that a naturally occurring virus escaped from the sort of studies mentioned in this article:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/14/state-department-cables-warned-safety-issues-wuhan-lab-studying-bat-coronaviruses/ …
Are we memory-holing the specific reason for the ban? It wasn’t for just broaching the lab idea.pic.twitter.com/XmQ12HA0uX
There are two separate things happening here: shutting down their Twitter account, and flagging links to their site as dangerous. The former is arguably a justifiable punishment for giving the researcher's phone number. But how does this (mild) doxxing make the site dangerous?
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff recently said that "we’ve had a lot of intelligence look at that. And I would just say at this point, it’s inconclusive." Which implies the possibility is being taken seriously.
Wow, I had not seen that.
“Social media apps should remove false information” seems like a good idea until you realize you just made some random team in San Francisco the global arbiters of truth
Where do I seek the truth in 2020? 
The same place as always: people you've found to be reliable in the past.
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