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“Lab leak” is becoming a household trademark. We need some education, then.

A “lab” is a special place where you cannot enter. They won’t let you in. They only allow their own. Because what they do there is none of your business.

Since it is their business, usually copyrighted, patented and trademarked, you will never know what it is about. If, by some random act of mercy, you get employed there, they won’t let you out. They will search through all your belonging, x-ray you and your stuff every hour or so, and they will take your phone away. If you convince them that you want to sleep outside of the lab, and enjoy your own toilet seat, they will search you again before every leaving of the premises. Three times.

A “leak” is not a decent word in the ultra-modern world, so we’ll skip it.

If you are intent on a lab leak, consequently, it cannot be an accidental leak. You will have to consider many aspects of bypassing all kinds of safety and security protocols and inquisitive eyes and hands of the gatekeeping personnel.

You won’t be able to leak the stuff into the ambient air, later to be picked up by a drone operated by the 9-year-old kid of your friend. You won’t be able to hide these nice vials, even plastic ones - because everything there has a label and is counted and checked and numbered and reported.

They do serious stuff there. For a successful lab leak, you would need to learn from all crazy SF movies in which everything is possible. Once you master one lab leak, more will be possible. Then they will know by your travel history, social media selfies with vials and Friends who repeatedly report you with all kinds of authorities because of jealousy.

As Judy once said, lab leaks do not occur in nature. Intentional removal of stuff, oh, yes, why not.

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Hunterson7's avatar

Ban and defund all mRNA research involving injections or any other delivery medium. Prevent all public health organizations from receiving private donations. Make all communications by public health workers public record. Make all financial records of PH leaders and their families public records.

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