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LudwigPastorius

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18. The site has reached no conclusions about the origin of COVID.

Reply to Archae (Reply #11)

Tue Aug 27, 2024, 10:18 PM

Aug 2024

To date, there is not sufficient evidence to definitively reject either zoonotic origin or lab-origin hypotheses.

https://usrtk.org/covid-19-origins/why-we-research-origins-of-sars-cov-2-gain-of-function-research/

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"Skeptical Enquirer" looks at the "Roundup" and GMO hysteria... [View all] Archae Aug 2024 OP

So many glyphosate causes cancer cases won womanofthehills Aug 2024 #1

Court cases are a terrible measure of scientific accuracy RidinWithHarris Aug 2024 #26

Science isn't done in courtrooms Zoomie1986 Aug 2024 #38

one suggests the authors of this should drink a glass of roundup every morning nt msongs Aug 2024 #2

Why do retailers like HD, Lowe's, Ace, Walmart etc. sell roundup Mosby Aug 2024 #3

great then those retailers can drink a glass every day too nt msongs Aug 2024 #5

I'll believe scientific consensus over laywers any day. Eko Aug 2024 #8

poor analogy, many retailers sell cigarettes, booze, and assault rifles Celerity Aug 2024 #23

Not our EPA because of possible pressure womanofthehills Aug 2024 #28

Probably carcinogenic? Kaleva Aug 2024 #46

Would you drink a glass of dish soap? Eko Aug 2024 #6

Glyphosate, the "active ingredient" in the consumer and agricultural product "Roundup"... Think. Again. Aug 2024 #4

Ill Push Back On That ProfessorGAC Aug 2024 #43

You would need to supply verification... Think. Again. Aug 2024 #44

But it has chemicals in it! Eko Aug 2024 #7

It's like I said in the OP. Archae Aug 2024 #9

Not true - WHO says it's a possible carcinogen womanofthehills Aug 2024 #32

Well that destroys my argument and all that scientific consensus. Eko Aug 2024 #36

I always love telling the morons screeching about 'chemicals' Zoomie1986 Aug 2024 #39

Layman's Terms Jazz Jon Aug 2024 #48

This message was self-deleted by its author LudwigPastorius Aug 2024 #10

That web site is right-wing AF. Archae Aug 2024 #11

Now you are deflecting from the topic. gab13by13 Aug 2024 #13

I have used Roundup. Archae Aug 2024 #14

The question is not just do you use roundup womanofthehills Aug 2024 #33

The site has reached no conclusions about the origin of COVID. LudwigPastorius Aug 2024 #18

Full disclosure that website you linked to has such great articles as Eko Aug 2024 #16

OK, I'll delete the post, but that doesn't change the fact that the OP article's author took money... LudwigPastorius Aug 2024 #20

So? Archae Aug 2024 #21

The author did not take that money. Eko Aug 2024 #22

I don't go near Roundup, and I eat organic food gab13by13 Aug 2024 #12

"Study: 'Organic' Labels Make Food Taste Healthier" RidinWithHarris Aug 2024 #27

Gift link. Mosby Aug 2024 #45

It always amazes me how those of us on the left love science when it comes to things like vaccines but when it comes Quixote1818 Aug 2024 #15

It isn't the GMO gab13by13 Aug 2024 #17

Except if used properly, it isn't a problem. Archae Aug 2024 #19

GMOs Not so much Jazz Jon Aug 2024 #30

Pesticides are never safe to eat or breathe womanofthehills Aug 2024 #35

Oh FFS Zoomie1986 Aug 2024 #40

To answer your first question... NNadir Aug 2024 #24

So I've noticed. Archae Aug 2024 #25

Roundup is very similar to Agent Orange. gay texan Aug 2024 #29

I would suggest opening a science book to support this absurd claim. One might begin by looking at the structures. NNadir Aug 2024 #42

What bullshit. Bobstandard Aug 2024 #31

Mahalo for your post, Bob. Cha Aug 2024 #37

It is a very, very, very questionable practice to confuse science... NNadir Aug 2024 #47

This thread brought to you by conflicts of interest soandso Aug 2024 #41

Yes edhopper Aug 2024 #34