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Wow, the case for "the coronavirus leaked out of a Chinese laboratory" has now gone from conspiracy theory to plausible explanation. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/14/state-department-cables-warned-safety-issues-wuhan-lab-studying-bat-coronaviruses/ …
I spent a year working in China and observed a pervasive pattern of shoddy construction, poor public hygiene, governmental repression/paranoia, and an extraordinary desire to compete technologically with the West—even if it meant cutting corners.
Remember that the media relentlessly mocked @HawleyMO for even suggesting this possibility. Outlets like @voxdotcom have been wrong on the coronavirus all the way through.
This has the potential to be an explosive twist to the story.
There was a very disingenuous attempt to equate “leaked out of a lab” with “engineered in a lab” and then “debunk” the latter. They are entirely different concepts; one does not require or imply the other.
There are at least three published pieces that took this willfully ignorant approach.
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