One minute you said you'd worked the percentages out, you were clearly bullshitting as you linked to the wrong source. Whatevers.
I guess you imagined the bit where I said that.
One minute you said you'd worked the percentages out, you were clearly bullshitting as you linked to the wrong source. Whatevers.
The info you need is in the 2 columns on the right.
Funding a chinese lab with us taxpayer revenues, so as to do research that the us banned due to it being too dangerous, is a very bad thing.
Funding the research lab is a good thing, right? The bad part is covering it up, and the fact that it (most likely) didn't have the right safety procedures in place.
I don't understand why they do it. Why do they? I get why they'd research all the different viruses but not why they'd beast them up
I don't understand why they do it. Why do they? I get why they'd research all the different viruses but not why they'd beast them up
To try and predict what they will mutate into and get ahead of them, so they're better placed to deal with it in case there's a breakout
Has that ever worked?
The rise in cases in the UK is pretty much all secondary school kids if you look at the ONS site. Teacher types, are kids getting tested loads now? Last week 8.1% of every secondary school kid had covid, which seems mental high. All other ages after leaving school seem flatlined at about 1%, which is still fucking high but very different.
Low vaccination rates, no social distancing and high testing rates, I'd guess?