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In reply to the discussion: Follow the Science: Lab Leak Is Most Likely [View all]Tomconroy
(7,611 posts)39. The problem with many scientific papers is that
they are often so jargon filled and badly written as to be unintelligible to the lay reader.
But I appreciate your sharing your bias against journalism.
PS: Apparently you were too lazy to read the article.
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The biggest problem in determining the source is that Chinese officials have erased the record and
Ford_Prefect
Oct 2021
#4
It is clear that something has been hidden. That is not proof of what happened.
Ford_Prefect
Oct 2021
#19
Your metaphor is disingenuous. The government of China has a long and documented record of avoiding
Ford_Prefect
Oct 2021
#23
There is significant doubt attached to the Spanish results suggesting a need for further examination
Ford_Prefect
Oct 2021
#38
Trump also reversed the pause that Obama had ordered on this kind of research.
Irish_Dem
Oct 2021
#15
Nice fluffy non-answer you've posted. No refence or suggestion of facts or opinion or a class
Ford_Prefect
Oct 2021
#34