A single line often inverts meaning once you see what it
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"unlikely that that level of CoV RNA would be in those grates from human sources." Yes - the level that ppl find onhospital survaces with dozens of patents in a ward is tiny...
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Yeah, really good point. Rob Knight has been doing a ton of surface sampling from hospital rooms, rooms with confirmed infections, etc. - teeny tiny amounts of RNA can be found. It's there - but not a lot. Finding a lot of virus RNA on grates would suggest active shedding - probably fecal.
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WashPost spinning here. i'm guessing [hoping] White house are smart enough to figure this out - maybe with a little help from Kristian... [shared file(s): Opinion I The Biden administration conf...Wuhan lab claims - The Washington Post.pdf]
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Nope - I don't believe the current administration is going to be better on this particular point. Was very disappointed talking to Biden's office - they had already bought into the lab claims.
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2021-03-09 19:19
Robert F. Garry
Maybe that explains Lander not doing anything with Alina. Sad.
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But, I think they'll be other opportunities to set the record straight - plus the fact that there are closer viruses out there in nature. Just a question of whether Alina et al. can shut down the work before they are found.
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Oh, Josh Rogin.... It's amazing you can actually write a full article but without saying anything at all - pure wordsoup.
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So, the White House no nothing which means there is no security agency information on the lab escape. End of story.
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Yup - simple as that.