> ...the so-called "lab leak theory" of origin for sars-cov2
That isn't what this article is about.
I thought the article actually did a real public service by moving the discussion beyond whether Covid did or didn't emerge from the Wuhan market. Because either way, it's much much more important to say, "how could we, in the future, prevent the scenario of a lab leak from happening."
It keeps the discussion focused on what's important.
That isn't what this article is about.
I thought the article actually did a real public service by moving the discussion beyond whether Covid did or didn't emerge from the Wuhan market. Because either way, it's much much more important to say, "how could we, in the future, prevent the scenario of a lab leak from happening."
It keeps the discussion focused on what's important.