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Originally Posted by Avulon
So just investigating a possibility makes the possibility a reality?
Really? Get a grip.
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My grip is fine thanks.
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Originally Posted by Bolin
So - maybe it came from an animal into the general population or maybe it was an escaped sample from a lab. But we'll probably never know and as the genetic code was shared early on it probably doesn't matter.
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Its matters greatly.
I cant see the worlds governments sitting back and accepting the history of bat virus experiments at the Wuhan laboratories, and then the outbreak of the coronavirus without serious investigations taking place.
The UK has now joined the US and other intelligence communities in looking at
all possibilities as they try to establish the source of the COVID-19 outbreak.
If certain intelligence is suggesting an intern was
accidentally infected while working at the Wuhan laboratory, then
unknowingly spreading it among the general Wuhan population, this would indicate a human error has occurred e.g inadequate safety standards.
In 2018 officials were worried about safety and management weaknesses at these labs, so I guess it is safe to say these investigations are very much needed.