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>>codech+(OP)
Anybody who has ever worked in a wet lab, or a lab of any sort, knows that accidents happen. All the time. Things catch fire, things are dropped, labeling issues happen, anything you can think of.

I worked for many years in a lab, the accidental leak hypothesis was and still is what I consider the most probable. Calculate the joint probability of everything we know about the origin of SARS-CoV-2 happening and it should be obvious that the "lab leak" should be _thoroughly_ investigated before dismissing it.

>>tpfour+88
What makes lab leak more probable than cross species transfer, something that happens all the time?

>>542458+B8
As I understand it we haven’t identified a similar enough animal virus to be the source. China has and continues to have every incentive to find it.