Lab-Leak Theory and the “Asiatic” Form | Issue 42 | n+1 | Andrew Liu

I could not direct you to the key evidence that exonerates the Wuhan Institute, and it might not exist. But this is also the crucial point. There are too many lacunae in the lab-leak explanation for the theory to stand on its own: proponents must fill the gaps with their own projections and beliefs.

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