This is a forty minute read but well worth the effort.
The section on humanized mice and gain of function research is ...
https://nicholaswade.medium.com/origin- ... f03564c038
The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
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Re: The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
Here Is A PDF Copy
For my own convenience, I downloaded the article via PDF.
Yesterday the link was so "unsteady" that I could not access the article to read it.
For my own convenience, I downloaded the article via PDF.
Yesterday the link was so "unsteady" that I could not access the article to read it.
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Re: The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
Pretty sure Nicholas Wade has an agenda. He’s highly educated and certainly can make his arguments sound scientific and objective. But he’s known to come to an entirely invalid conclusion, albeit one that sure sounds good.
I’d take him with a grain of salt.
https://www.americanscientist.org/article/a-troubling-tome
I’d take him with a grain of salt.
https://www.americanscientist.org/article/a-troubling-tome
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Re: The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
We have much greater technology to specifically identify pathogens, and count the number of incidents, and then communicate this information. As well as many more ways to read about it than the weekly newspaper. Or watch reports about it than the big three network television news on the old rabbit ears antenna tv for half an hour at a specific time of the day. It might be arguable how this has affected the rationality of american culture, but it certainly has increased the anxiety.
The good news is conventional flu cases and fatalities are down. This may be due to better hygiene, or the shutdowns in general. Who knows.
The good news is conventional flu cases and fatalities are down. This may be due to better hygiene, or the shutdowns in general. Who knows.
"shall we have peace" - Henry Charles Carey
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Re: The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
Mark Kindt wrote:Here Is A PDF Copy
For my own convenience, I downloaded the article via PDF.
Yesterday the link was so "unsteady" that I could not access the article to read it.
From the outset, the author was clear that he was writing about his conjectures based on the information available to him.
I see the work of professional scientists and environmental engineers everyday in my law practice. I found this article to be well-written and informative to a lay reader. I read the article with a very keen eye.
I'm sure these 37 pages are in the hands of his publisher as a book proposal (and that of others science writers as well with theirs) on this essential topic.
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Re: The Origins of Covid - Following the Clues
Here is a VERY objective and thorough look at lab vs natural origins of SARS Cov-2. No agenda, just a look at what might have happened.
https://donaldgmcneiljr1954.medium.com/how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-lab-leak-theory-f4f88446b04d
https://donaldgmcneiljr1954.medium.com/how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-lab-leak-theory-f4f88446b04d
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