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If it was by accident, then it calls into question the quality controls over labs. It isn't "equally likely to happen anywhere" if the quality and safety standa
by mjparrott 5y ago
If it was by accident, then it calls into question the quality controls over labs. It isn't "equally likely to happen anywhere" if the quality and safety standards vary by location. Operating a lab with poor safety standards is not "bad luck".
- xxpor 5y agoThe problem is: what is anyone going to do about it? China will never admit it, even if it is true (I have no position one way or the other).
- AuryGlenz 5y agoOther countries could insist on oversight of China’s labs, and if they aren’t given that they could put economic screws to them.
- kubanczyk 5y ago> China will never admit it, even if it is true. China has ways to stop this class of research internally. It's very likely to happen. That's the entire point. China does not need to admit, discuss, have referendums, or partake in any other self-harming activities.