[exDemMom]

Why does it have to be a bioengineered pathogen?

It seems to me that you think scientists are capable of doing a LOT more than we can really do. I know, in science fiction shows, scientists can do anything in just days. In real life, it’s not that easy.

The supreme bioengineer is nature. That’s really all we need to know.

[Robert DeLong]

Gee, you want to analyze why I might make such a statement? If you do, you might understand why I made that statement. I'm not really a big fan of science fiction BTW.

You are aware that there was a Chinese biolab discovered in Northern California right? You also know that we created a dozen or so biolabs in Ukraine, right?

You are also aware that China is at war with the west as a payback for the British staring the opium wars and what they did to enslave a significant portion of the population to opium to take advantage of them for economic gains, right?

Does the following statement imply that you are a scientist?

It seems to me that you think scientists are capable of doing a LOT more than we can really do.

There is a lot more being done than we know about, and perhaps that even you are aware of.

But as a scientist you should know that questions asked are never stupid questions, for you have to ask questions to learn answers. Questions are the foundation for what science is built upon. Without questions, there would be no science.

After Covid-19 I have to wonder why you aren't asking the same questions, if you are indeed a scientist.

[Robert DeLong]

Gee, you want to analyze why I might make such a statement? If you do, you might understand why I made that statement. I'm not really a big fan of science fiction BTW.

You are aware that there was a Chinese biolab discovered in Northern California right? You also know that we created a dozen or so biolabs in Ukraine, right?

You are also aware that China is at war with the west as a payback for the British staring the opium wars and what they did to enslave a significant portion of the population to opium to take advantage of them for economic gains, right?

Does the following statement imply that you are a scientist?

It seems to me that you think scientists are capable of doing a LOT more than we can really do.

There is a lot more being done than we know about, and perhaps that even you are aware of.

But as a scientist you should know that questions asked are never stupid questions, for you have to ask questions to learn answers. Questions are the foundation for what science is built upon. Without questions, there would be no science.

After Covid-19 I have to wonder why you aren't asking the same questions, if you are indeed a scientist.