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[QUOTE="pj, post: 3478930, member: 2524"]
I presented the proof and you haven't responded to it.

Look, this is the deadliest and most virulent pathogen since at least the 1918 flu epidemic, and that was only as deadly as it was because it was a time before modern hygiene. The same 1918 flu germ came back in the 1950s and 1970s, and was much less deadly. It's not exaggerating to say that the more lethal strain of SARS-CoV-2 rivals or exceeds smallpox as the most dangerous germ ever to exist. And yet it had no existence at all in humans before November, and no evolutionary path to get to human virulence.

I don't know what "negative" you think I'm asking you to prove. It is universally acknowledged that the only possible path for this germ into humans was from a scientific lab (if it was engineered) or from an animal. You have to believe it's one or the other, there are no other options. So people will either find an animal that hosts the germ, or they will find that it was engineered in a lab. Place your bet.
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