Plenty questions soon?
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/...endence-party/
What do you find inaccurate in what i wrote?
From what i remember of the BBC report last night, the WHO have found there was no evidence of animals carrying this virus so no transfer to humans in the wet market, but the virus was transmitting between people there, along with some community transmission, and there are no records to say some mad scientist was working on this virus, or dropped a bottle of Covid in the community just to see what would happen. That led me to summarise that Wuhan was not Ground Zero in this! After that, i am just expressing my opinion that this virus was in circulation before then.
The frozen food suggestion though does carry some weight as there was a family outbreak in New Zealand when they had no domestic cases, with no travel or community transfer, and that was attributed to frozen food packaging.
Although i am inclined to agree with a comment elsewhere about a clean up, there is enough out there for me to keep an open mind as well, especially when this virus has mutated as it has recently.
Last edited by TerryTheTerror; 10-02-2021 at 12:23 PM.
Captain ****ing Birdseye. Might hae kent. Fish fingers are aff.
I dont think i am understanding what you are getting at here?
The only evidence we have to say that Covid-19 "started" in Wuhan is it was discovered there because they sought an answer for the reason they had so many pneumonia type cases. That doesnt make Wuhan Ground Zero, as "given how infectious this virus is", i would add in how readily it mutates means to me that there is too much of a chance that a less dangerous mutation of this virus was in widespread circulation, could have been taken there, mutated and became what it is now.
Yes, i am using could haves in here, but to me, until someone comes up with the definitive evidence to say so, its only a could have for Wuhan being ground zero.
The only definitive evidence there is at the moment says the first cases of this were found in Wuhan, no?