Which all has absolutely nothing to do with anything. The idea that this came from bats is a cover story floated by the ChiComs. There is a level 4 bioweapon research lab in Wuhan. There were out of control protests in Hong Kong. That calculus adds up far better than some market that has been doing the same thing for the last thousand years suddenly spawning this.
Except we’ve studied the DNA of the virus infecting everyone. It’s a bat strain. You can tell what’s genetically engineered, and what’s just a naturally mutated strain fairly easily. Not a lab strain, just Mother Nature, the same **** that brought us toxoplasmosis, tapeworms, Australian trap door spiders, those fish that swim up your penis, and flying snakes.
virtually all strains of the flu, or whatever, come from these Chinese markets. When our researchers are making the flu vaccine, they go to China, and pick 3 new strains that emerged there that they think are going to make it America. This is why the flu vaccine isn’t 100% effective. They either don’t pick all 3 of the correct strains, or a 4th strain emerges.
Again go to my post in this thread that starts out “H1N1 was a influenza strain”. I explain how these viruses jump from animals to humans, and how it’s extremely rare to happen...except in Chinese wet markets where the conditions are perfect for it. China’s doesn’t need a bio-lab, the wet markets are far more effective than any lab they could dream of. There’s trillions of mutated viruses, in thousands of different animals, interacting with millions of humans stacked on top of each other. That’s a lot of rolls of the dice to make something truly diabolical.
This isn't influenza, it is corona based. Bioengineering doesn't necessarily involve genetic splicing. Your claim of being able to determine the source is false. China is a brutal regime, makes Mengele and the Nazis look restrained in contrast. Using a market as a wet lab is right in line with what the ChiComs are known to do.
I didn’t say anything about splicing. You don’t understand genetics, and watch too many movies where the scientist drops a vial, everyone in room eye’s explode, and there’s a pandemic. We are not good at genetic engineering, not yet at least. We can do some novelty things with glow in the dark bunnies, but usually those come with consequences to those bunnies. Genetic engineering is a lot like those puzzles in video games, where there’s 4 levers you need to flip up. You flip one lever, and two others go down, you flip another and the one you just flipped goes back down. Same with genetics, genetic codes often work in tandem with each other...except there’s millions of levers to flip. You change one gene and it messes with this other genetic function unexpectedly. For a disease to successfully spread, depends on a lot of factors. How is it transmitted? By skin to skin/surface contact, contact with feces, bodily fluids, blood, or air. Air is the easiest to spread. Now, a disease then requires a minimum number of virus/bacteria to actually make you sick, usually a few 100 individual virus/bacteria don’t do the trick, you body will just kill those off before it actually makes you sick. The lower that number is, the easier it is to contract and make you sick. Then you wonder how easy is it to contain usually deals with when you become infectious to other, and when do symptoms start to show. Take Ebola, very scary and deadly disease, but easy to contain because symptoms show, then you become infectious. Covid on the other hand, you’re infectious for a week before you show symptoms. The quicker the disease makes you sick, the easier it is to contain. Another question is how fast does this disease replicate in the body, meaning how long will it take for your body to fight off this infection, sometimes it replicates so fast, you’re body can’t, and you die. And the biggest is, does it actually have the ability to infect humans. You start messing with genes, you start messing with all of the factors I just mentioned, and you have no clue what you’re going to end up with. Any epidemiologist will tell you they’re more worried about a new disease naturally popping up, then they are the broken vial in a bio-lab. Because they are working with human strains, which there will be a certain amount of the population who has antibodies around that’ll attach to the antigens of that disease. Now maybe a couple of governments got lucky and made a disease that’s truly devastating. But they take great measure to keep those locked away safe because they don’t want to die. Usually they make diseases that replicated so fast they overwhelm the body, like anthrax. Problem with those diseases is they’re easy to quarantine and contain, and even patients usually die so fast they don’t have a chance to infect a lot of people. Covid is a bat strain, that mutated and jumped to humans. Humans and bats don’t spend a lot of time sitting next to each other on airplanes. No one has immunity to this.