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>It assessed the lab theory as "likely", although it did not have definitive proof.
by cmilton 1y ago
>It assessed the lab theory as "likely", although it did not have definitive proof.
- mk89 1y agoYou're talking about a country where freedom of speech is openly not existing. Imagine your chances of finding out that they accidentally spread a virus they were researching about. The same country with 1 billion people and 6-8 covid cases per day. Sure. To be honest I don't even understand why this is a topic anymore. Conspiracy or not, it's plausible that they screwed up. Why are people nitpicking, I don't get it.