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I don’t think it falls into conspiracy theory territory, and it should absolutely be pursued as a line of inquiry. I personally take issue with jumping to it as a likely conclusion as some have. As you imply finding out one way or the other will be difficult thanks to China.
I don't see a good reason to think it's considerably more or less likely than the wet market hypothesis; early media coverage seemed to imply they'd found SARS-CoV-2 in the pangolins, but at my last check that wasn't the case
Totally fair! I think that reporting was irresponsible as well. Ideally the forensic process of tracing it back to the source would be sober, methodical and unaffected by outside bias but our media isn't great at sober and methodical.
To be brutally honest, it's possible we may never know the true source. Especially considering China won't allow outside scientists the freedom to investigate.
At this point I think it's more likely than the wet market hypothesis. It's a seafood market and there is no evidence that bats or pangolins were being sold there.
I love penguins. I hope it wasn’t them.
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