Covid jumped from a bat to humans in a chinese wet market
Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
Old Buffalo said:Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
THIS IS THE OFFICIAL NARRATIVE!
Gordo14 said:
I think it's much more likely that they were studying coronaviruses in the lab and one of the employees got sick than it was engineered in a lab. I think the fact that the first two known cases had absolutely nothing to do with the wet market suggests that the wet market wasn't the likely source. Also the bat species that carried the virus is from thousands of miles from Wuhan, so it likely would have started elsewhere if it came from the bats themselves. I think the wet market was the first super spreader event, but it was an accidental leak from the lab - carried unknowingly by a staff member to the general public.
If this was an engineered virus it doesn't make a lot of sense IMO. The virus could have been way worse and they started by spreading on it's own people to spread it globally? It doesn't have the characteristics of a manufactured virus either.
The Chinese are trying to coverup the origins to save face. Their entire culture overemphasizes the concept of "saving face". It's why their response to the initial outbreak was terrible and they wouldn't let the CDC and WHO in.
Huge deal. Some very eminent virologists, including Dr. Baric who worked with the lab in Wuhan, have published a statement that both zoonotic origin and lab accident are "viable" as origin. (Social media claims aren't scientific consensus, part zillion). https://t.co/RGYgA2jo7f pic.twitter.com/jhJl8IAyBG
— zeynep tufekci (@zeynep) May 14, 2021
The fact that this "species jump" narrative is pushed so hard and any debate otherwise is met with on scorn worries me that you are wrong.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
The Fauci subordinate (Daczac) bragged about it 'appearing' natural (using 'stealth' insertion technique). He also is the one who was on the investigation into whether it was released from the lab or natural.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
Stop mixing science with hate! Ruins a good conspiracy theory.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
Your version of science is who you believe. There is no "the science" with regards to any of this. There is nothing conspiracy theorist about believing it came from a lab.bay fan said:Stop mixing science with hate! Ruins a good conspiracy theory.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
Follow the money... From NIH through Daczak (sp?) to the Wuhan lab. Then, witness the stringent statements in support of species jump by those American doctors involved in the research funding, combined with the derision of anyone asking about even the mere possibility of a lab accident source.sleepybeagle said:The fact that this "species jump" narrative is pushed so hard and any debate otherwise is met with on scorn worries me that you are wrong.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.
Double Diamond said:
It actually has many signs pointing to gain of function research.
Anyone at this point that doubts this, is being willfully ignorant.AcesAnd8s said:
Covid was engineered in a Wuhan virology lab and released
Double Diamond said:
Such as very few new viruses can jump through people like this.
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Typically these virus's take time learning that trick.
Double Diamond said:
Brett Weinstein has podcasted a lot on this. The guy is a evolutionary biologist that studied bats.
sleepybeagle said:The fact that this "species jump" narrative is pushed so hard and any debate otherwise is met with on scorn worries me that you are wrong.Infection_Ag11 said:
It most likely represents a species jump. The virus doesn't contain the genetic hallmarks of gain of function research.