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
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But there is strong evidence against this. Why spread misinformation in an epidemic?
I assume you mean there is evidence against the virus being engineered, but what we're talking about here is the possibility of a natural virus escaping from a lab.
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There is sequence evidence against that too. Perhaps you should read about it
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Can you share? I'll read.
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With no evidence. What distinguishes this from tabloid fantasy?
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The stakes are too high. That's the kind of accusation that, be it true or not, may cause more harm and damage in a time where trust and collaboration are already scarce. /1
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Let's assume that it is true; of course that's ground for reparations. But the most probable cause, even if it did escape from a lab, is an accident. In this case, what can be gained? And what can be lost? It seems to me that we have more to lose battling than to gain accusing.
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If it's a natural virus, it doesn't need to escape, it's already out there...
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