I've had someone who seemed competent in virology/biology explain your point of view to me (it was very convincing), but after doing a bit of research on my side, i have one point i want to discuss:
Ebola's outbreaks in the 90s/early 00s.
We have had outbreaks near campains labs, where no patient 0 or progenitor viruses were found. But Ebola kills a lot more, compared to Covid, so an Ebola progenitor in a small village would be way easier to find than a SRAS progenitor, yes?
I don't know how Africa was 20 years ago, but i know deep China, I think its even more enclaved than any village in Africa ever will be.
Do you think it's likely that all those Ebola outbreaks where no progenitor viruses were found are also lab-leaks? I mean, campaign labs are a lot less secure, so it is even more likely than covid lab-break, yes?
Ebola's outbreaks in the 90s/early 00s.
We have had outbreaks near campains labs, where no patient 0 or progenitor viruses were found. But Ebola kills a lot more, compared to Covid, so an Ebola progenitor in a small village would be way easier to find than a SRAS progenitor, yes?
I don't know how Africa was 20 years ago, but i know deep China, I think its even more enclaved than any village in Africa ever will be.
Do you think it's likely that all those Ebola outbreaks where no progenitor viruses were found are also lab-leaks? I mean, campaign labs are a lot less secure, so it is even more likely than covid lab-break, yes?