See how Wuhan lab at center of leak theory is designed (CNN)

[ItsjustMe]

CNN's David Culver looks in to the theory that coronavirus was potentially leaked from a lab in Wuhan, China.

[PSPS]

1. Just another "report" to placate the MAGA.

Notice how the only comments that are critical of the lab's design or operation are coming from MAGA/trump toadies. I guess the media gets more ad revenue or clicks if they keep this conspiracy theory alive.

[crimycarny]

2. I am certainly not a MAGA and the lab leak theory is plausible

The original SARS leaked from labs (after the initial outbreak) and caused small outbreaks 2, possibly 3 times. Why is it implausible to think SARS-2, a far more contagious version, couldn't have leaked as well?

From 2004:


The World Health Organization has confirmed that breaches of safety procedures on at least two occasions at one of Beijing's top virology laboratories were the probable cause of the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) there last month, which infected nine people, one of whom died.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC416634/

To investigate this theory doesn't mean it's somehow a "win" for the MAGA's. It's plausible, it's science, and we need to learn to it doesn't happen again.

[PoliticAverse]

3. I guess you missed the "oh, there's another lab" part of the video.

And how is it a "conspiracy theory" unless there is a claim some people "conspired to" (i.e. intentionally) release it.

All the discussion I've seen involve a possible accidental release.