A single line often inverts meaning once you see what it
answers, so neighbouring messages are always shown.
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Yeah - he may be having a second thought or two about signing on to that really really dumb letter.
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A letter which proposes his collaborators have lied.
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From the PolitiFact article: "Furthermore, the first cases of the coronavirus occurred in September when cold temperatures drive horseshoe bats into hibernation" Eh, no, actually, November the likely month (December confirmed). And let's not forget - when were the first casesof SARS discovered? That's right, November.
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Plus why did it come directly from bats?
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2021-05-17 17:11
Kristian G. Andersen
This quote from Joel is :fire: "But not having answers to difficult scientific questions shouldn't force us to default to conspiracy theories," he said."It took scientists decades of research to find the chimpanzee host populations for the HIV/AIDS pandemic."
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That's exactly right. We should probably involve him in this little project too - they have been looking pretty carefullyat the early events and I know he's been doing some studies to show that there are no signs of culture adaptation.
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This from Alice. She's a bat ecologist who actually lives and works in Yunnan: "In Mid-Northern Yunnan Rhinolophids hibernate, down in the tropics we have not found hibernacula, but the numbers we capture go right down so they are either using different areas or inaccessible hibernacula-there is always some activity though, so atleast some individuals in South Yunnan never hibernate, some may-but only for a very short period."
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Do they migrate at all or move around for any of these events? I'm wondering if there's some sort of connection between the winter months and the virus getting into contact with intermediate hosts. HKU-1 also happened in the winter - probably January.
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I'll check.