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originally posted by: flice
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
And from the Wuhan labs own research from that time, it shows that those SPECIFIC bats only live around 1.500 km from Wuhan.
The Wuhan bats do not carry those genes.
So there is only one way those bats got to Wuhan and that the spread started there.......
originally posted by: flice
a reply to: AaarghZombies
NO... that is factually WRONG.
If by local you meant entire China, then yes, but "local"... could easily be interpreted as "Wuhan" or "just around Wuhan".
When in fact the Wuhan lab was all over the place to research and collect samples.
Again... the bats when the ability to transmit to humans live 1.500 km from Wuhan. This is fact.
China stopped its own nationals from leaving. It was foreign nationals governments who let covid in.
China failed to warn public of coronavirus threat for days: AP
www.aljazeera.com...
How China locked down internally for COVID-19, but pushed foreign travel
economictimes.indiatimes.com...
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: AaarghZombies
You
Gain of function research was denied funding and never actually carried out at that lab.
NIH admits US funded gain-of-function in Wuhan — despite Fauci’s denials
nypost.com...
May 1, 2020 5:50 pm
The Newsweek report revealed an alarming tidbit: The Wuhan lab at the center of the controversy had for years been engaged in gain-of-function research. What exactly is it? It’s a line of research where scientists take viruses and study how they might be modified to become deadlier or more transmissible. Why would they do this? Scientists who engage in such research say it helps them figure out which viruses threaten people so they can design countermeasures.
www.vox.com...
Dude, why do you have to lie to kick it…
The claim that “most published research findings are false” is something you might reasonably expect to come out of the mouth of the most deluded kind of tin-foil-hat-wearing-conspiracy-theorist. Indeed, this is a statement oft-used by fans of pseudoscience who take the claim at face value, without applying the principles behind it to their own evidence. It is however, a concept that is actually increasingly well understood by scientists. It is the title of a paper written 10 years ago by the legendary Stanford epidemiologist John Ioannidis. The paper, which has become the most widely cited paper ever published in the journal PLoS Medicine, examined how issues currently ingrained in the scientific process combined with the way we currently interpret statistical significance, means that at present, most published findings are likely to be incorrect......
The people who wrote those articles were wrong. Plain and simple.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: neutronflux
In that a virus became rampant in a city that happens to do research on coronavirus that happens to have a sequence that allows for gain of function from past research to kick off the first pandemic of this magnitude in about a 100 years. With how many covid pandemics before covid 19? Then China allowed people to travel out of China to spread covid 19, some sea wall.
There have been multiple coronavirus outbreaks, Sara and mers are just two examples..
originally posted by: glen200376
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: neutronflux
In that a virus became rampant in a city that happens to do research on coronavirus that happens to have a sequence that allows for gain of function from past research to kick off the first pandemic of this magnitude in about a 100 years. With how many covid pandemics before covid 19? Then China allowed people to travel out of China to spread covid 19, some sea wall.
There have been multiple coronavirus outbreaks, Sara and mers are just two examples..
Again the weasel words reply.
He asked how many coronavirus pandemics before,not outbreaks.
You well know the difference so why the weasel words of your reply?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: AaarghZombies
You
China stopped its own nationals from leaving. It was foreign nationals governments who let covid in.
While China was playing “I have a secret”?
China failed to warn public of coronavirus threat for days: AP
www.aljazeera.com...
How China locked down internally for COVID-19, but pushed foreign travel
economictimes.indiatimes.com...
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
Your handlers must be very proud. Your persistence is noted, and I'm sure a promotion is in your future. I don't go down the "Paid Shill" road often, but when enough evidence emerges, and the boots have all been licked clean, there really is no other way to go.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: glen200376
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: neutronflux
In that a virus became rampant in a city that happens to do research on coronavirus that happens to have a sequence that allows for gain of function from past research to kick off the first pandemic of this magnitude in about a 100 years. With how many covid pandemics before covid 19? Then China allowed people to travel out of China to spread covid 19, some sea wall.
There have been multiple coronavirus outbreaks, Sara and mers are just two examples..
Again the weasel words reply.
He asked how many coronavirus pandemics before,not outbreaks.
You well know the difference so why the weasel words of your reply?
That happen to originate from a city doing gain of function research on the same type of virus?
That happens to contain a genetic sequence from past manipulated research?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
Your handlers must be very proud. Your persistence is noted, and I'm sure a promotion is in your future. I don't go down the "Paid Shill" road often, but when enough evidence emerges, and the boots have all been licked clean, there really is no other way to go.
And of course you aren't making money hand over fist from click bait ads on you blog.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: glen200376
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: neutronflux
In that a virus became rampant in a city that happens to do research on coronavirus that happens to have a sequence that allows for gain of function from past research to kick off the first pandemic of this magnitude in about a 100 years. With how many covid pandemics before covid 19? Then China allowed people to travel out of China to spread covid 19, some sea wall.
There have been multiple coronavirus outbreaks, Sara and mers are just two examples..
Again the weasel words reply.
He asked how many coronavirus pandemics before,not outbreaks.
You well know the difference so why the weasel words of your reply?
That happen to originate from a city doing gain of function research on the same type of virus?
That happens to contain a genetic sequence from past manipulated research?
Except it wasn't gain of function. People who don't know what gain of function is merely mislabelled it.
Except it wasn't gain of function.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
All they've done is found that it's genetically similar to a strain of coronavirus that was previously identified I horseshoe bat's in China and Vietnam during the 2010s.
Your simply trying to twist something that we already know to make it sound like doom porn.
The odds that you quote vanish once you take I to consideration that it might be a close relative of covid 19, as they only apply to a virus evolving those characteristics independently. The odds are much better once you consider a common ancestry.
Your handlers must be very proud. Your persistence is noted, and I'm sure a promotion is in your future. I don't go down the "Paid Shill" road often, but when enough evidence emerges, and the boots have all been licked clean, there really is no other way to go.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yawn.
This simply adds weight to the argument that covid is naturally occurring.
originally posted by: Madviking
I had this in my recent post as a secondary note on lab origins.
I feel like this, if true, is very strong scientific evidence pointing to origins other than zoonotic/natural of Covid 19. I don't know how they spin this? Ignore it most likely.
a reply to: v1rtu0s0