Is there more to this than we know?



Andy_Roker1983 said:
it seems like the perfect virus though, Very transmissible, dangerous but not too deadly to stop it spreading.
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The perfect virus is one that doesn't kill it's host to readily. Otherwise, eventually, it will have nowhere else to go and die itself unless it can mutate to another species. This is the almost mathematical majesty of nature in all of its glory.
 
cluffy said:
Next up she'll probably go to a building site, refuse to wear a hard hat, then moan about how they won't let her in.
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Was a wifey in Costco refuses to put on mask even though she had it half on as one round one ear.

They asked her to put it on she refused kicked off and had a sit down protest...
 
raindog said:
The odds favour you have it the wrong way round especially how the government controlled a lot of people in the last election and the Brexit campaign so I will let you have a tenner at 100/1. As for Covid 19 being man made its already been rubbished by the likes of Oxford who are hopefully going to make at least 90 % of the world immune to it... but keep drinking the Domestos if you want to.
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How can people's opinions on the virus being man made be ridiculed and nonsense when scientists have already manufactured a corona virus in 2015. What is the evidence it wasn't man made because all we hear from experts is the words there is no solid evidence without actually going into any great detail
www.the-scientist.com

Lab-Made Coronavirus Triggers Debate

The creation of a chimeric SARS-like virus has scientists discussing the risks of gain-of-function research.
www.the-scientist.com www.the-scientist.com
 
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Ladsfan78 said:
How can people's opinions on the virus being man made be ridiculed and nonsense when scientists have already manufactured a corona virus in 2015. What is the evidence it wasn't man made because all we hear from experts is the words there is no solid evidence without actually going into any great detail
www.the-scientist.com

Lab-Made Coronavirus Triggers Debate

The creation of a chimeric SARS-like virus has scientists discussing the risks of gain-of-function research.
www.the-scientist.com www.the-scientist.com
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Does not even warrant a stewards enquirey. Weighed in Weighed in.
On the same site there are scientists debunking it. Simple thing is man cannot replicate or predict nature. In fact there is still no magic cure to wipe out the common cold or any single one autoimmune disease... just treatments to ease symptoms and slow progression
 

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