Comment by t0bia_s
1 month ago
Imagine you have most expensive disease in human history by economy standpoint and after 6 years we have just claims of where it came from. Isn't that suspicious enough?
1 month ago
Imagine you have most expensive disease in human history by economy standpoint and after 6 years we have just claims of where it came from. Isn't that suspicious enough?
Where did Spanish Flu "come from"? Or HIV for that matter.
We've got a fair idea where SARS-CoV-2 originated (horseshoe bats). It's the early path it took that's muddy.
There was no worldwide lockdowns because of HIV or Spanish Flu.
I should make my point more explicit so you can't misunderstand it.
> after 6 years we have just claims of where it came from. Isn't that suspicious enough?
No it is not suspicious, because most zoonotic pandemics have murky origins - spillover events are rarely identified at anything better than the species level. For evidence I point to everything on this list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_epidemics_and_pandemic... (starting with the bottom of the list, in case you come back with irrelevant comments about Roman technological progress).
Turn off Fox news
/US centrist
Never turned on and probably never will.
> US centrist
I only see conservative (putting it very very mildly) in your comments.
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