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Originally Posted by Masterful_Man
This is actually disturbing because it seems credible:
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It's not even remotely credible.
A credible person would be a coronavirologist.
Yes, just like there really are virologists, there are coronavirologists.
Do you want to be educated and informed, or do you wish to remain ignorant for the rest of your life?
I ask, because if you want to be educated and informed instead of being a mushroom, you can read these articles written by
bona fide coronavirologists:
McIntosh K, Kapikian AZ, Turner HC, Hartley JW, Parrott RH, Chanock RM. Seroepidemiologic studies of coronavirus infection in adults and children.
Am J Epidemiol. 1970;91:585–592.
Callow KA, Parry HF, Sergeant M, Tyrrell DA. The time course of the immune response to experimental coronavirus infection of man.
Epidemiol Infect. 1990;105:435–446.
Those are just two of dozens and dozens of peer-reviewed articles published in various medical journals from 1965 to the present by bona fide coronavirologists.
Note that Dr. Tyrrell is one of the two British researchers who discovered corona virus in 1965.
Since it's discovery in 1965, the corona virus is known to mutate into a new strain every 2-3 years.
Between 2003-2019, you had 5 corona virus mutations, including one that originated here in the US (HCOV-NH).
Am I boring you with facts?
Perhaps you should consider the gross incompetence of the creators of your so-called bio-terror weapon.
Because, you know, if they were competent, they would have created virus that has a 50%-100% mortality rate, and not one with a paltry 1.4% mortality rate.
And how stupid are they to let it out of the lab?
There is no evidence COVID-19 originated in China. There is evidence it was discovered there, but discovery and origin are two different concepts.
If you require assistance discerning the difference between those two concepts, I'll be happy to guide you.
It's just as reasonable as COVID-19 originated in the US and someone took it back to China, or it originated in Africa or Oceania and took it back to China.
The Chinese do a lot of business in Africa and Oceania. It's just as likely that someone was on some Pacific Island perhaps attempting to negotiate a port deal for Chinese merchant or naval vessels and brought it back with them.
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