And had key contributions from other creatures that like building walls to keep the Mongolians away.
"Evolution pieced together the virus from multiple parts—most from bats, but with a key contribution from pangolins."https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/06/sars-cov-2-looks-like-a-hybrid-of-viruses-from-two-different-species/ …
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Those are people, not creatures. Bigot.
@paulg this is your crew.
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that's how product/market fit gets produced!
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BS. We all know it was made in a lab.
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“Evolution” is the new Wet Market or Cave In Yunnan or whatever as long as it’s not the recombination/insertion techniques described in dozens of journal articles demonstrating the synthesis of chimeric coronaviruses poised for emergence in human populations.
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LOL. What you said is actually the simplest explanation! Occam’s razor for such a confluence of traits. ...along with the proximity of the lab, what it was studying and it’s history of both incidents and cover-ups.
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Man, the replies you are getting for this one are
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Someone watched the Contagion and got ideas it seems.
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How many years have we done animal testing and disease research it would make sense. Infect an animal then release it when the virus mutates.
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Long rigorous studies months even years of research to evolve a virus in a lab.
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