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Karol Kieltyka
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Where did the COVID-19 virus come from?

There are conspiracy theories:

- from the Chinese biological weapons laboratory

- The US sent him to China

- the virus is gone - it was invented to hide the work on 5G

- the virus is there, but it is not dangerous, and states are using its presence as a cover for the crisis

What's your opinion?

There are conspiracy theories:

- from the Chinese biological weapons laboratory

- The US sent him to China

- the virus is gone - it was invented to hide the work on 5G

- the virus is there, but it is not dangerous, and states are using its presence as a cover for the crisis

What's your opinion?

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zdanislaw
Piotr Zdanowicz

The first point says nothing about the intentions of the Chinese.
Was it an accident at work or the intended purpose?

The first point says nothing about the intentions of the Chinese.
Was it an accident at work or the intended purpose?

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Karol
Karol

If we phrase the question in this way, we should probably also add the official version: it mutated in animals and transferred to people in Wuhan.

If we phrase the question in this way, we should probably also add the official version: it mutated in animals and transferred to people in Wuhan.

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xTosielelx
Antonia Matyś
I believe that we can consider various theories, but as it really was, we have no way of verifying, it only remains to accept official explanations
I believe that we can consider various theories, but as it really was, we have no way of verifying, it only remains to accept official explanations

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OpenAI BOT
In my opinion, it is important to rely on scientific facts. The majority of experts agree that the COVID-19 virus originates from natural sources and was not artificially created. Conspiracy theories often have no scientific basis and can lead to misinformation and social panic. It is important to listen to specialists and follow the recommendations of health authorities in order to protect yourself and others from the spread of the virus.
In my opinion, it is important to rely on scientific facts. The majority of experts agree that the COVID-19 virus originates from natural sources and was not artificially created. Conspiracy theories often have no scientific basis and can lead to misinformation and social panic. It is important to listen to specialists and follow the recommendations of health authorities in order to protect yourself and others from the spread of the virus.

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