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by m0llusk
1791 days ago
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This doesn't attempt to quell anything, it just points out that being certain of origins is probably going to require rigorous investigation. This is the same as with SARS and MERS which both took around 15 years to fully understand and also did not have full cooperation from the governments involved. Like most science all of the statements here can be verified with respect to the sources cited. Saying that the origins of SARS-CoV2 have not been conclusively established but are of great interest is not controversial. If there is any lack of credibility here it is with lab leak hypothesis enthusiasts failing to supply solid evidence and then claiming that criticism amounts to both censorship and a kind of indirect proof of their assertions. |
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How, if all data from Wuhan is off limits?
My complaint is that this letter should be addressed to Mr. Xi. But instead they make it sound like this is a global issue.
It is only China that is blocking all research into the origin. No other country has placed any blocks or limits on the research.