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(2/2) For instance, a normal virus collected from bats in the wild, if brought to Wuhan, could have somehow slipped out. “I was like, ‘They are very mistaken,’” says Chan. “They haven’t thought of all these other plausible ways for a lab leak to occur.” — PolitiTweet.org

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(1/2) When Chan read the letter, she could already see a problem. In debunking the possibility that the virus was the product of extensive genetic engineering, they’d ruled out other, simpler scenarios. — PolitiTweet.org

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Her view is now widely held. That’s due partly to her Twitter account. Throughout 2020, Chan relentlessly stoked scientific argument and doubts, sometimes adding a unicorn GIF to highlight research she found implausible. https://t.co/rJi7DxNGtS — PolitiTweet.org

Today, a thread debunking (unintentional) misinformation on the origins of covid-19 / SARS-CoV-2 virus. Starting w… https://t.co/HkjyMbIDEJ

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