Are these people carrying water for Fauci/Collins (if not CCP)?

Why are they so scared of the prospect of the virus having been 'engineered?'

More relevant Qs:

a) Was there any motivation to engineer?
b) Is it possible to engineer this virus?

If yes and yes, stop obfuscating.
If there was high motivation to engineer this virus and it is not all that difficult to engineer, then why is it so hard to believe it could have been engineered? This is not evidence of the virus having been engineered, but why is it "highly unlikely" to have been engineered?
Experts like Scott Gottlieb (who didn't become a darling of the pharma industry and govt bureaucrats alike without knowing which side his bread is buttered) are spouting a bunch of technical jargon, followed by an ad-hoc opinion: "it's highly unlikely the virus was engineered."
There is nothing in the article that leads to the conclusion that the virus is "highly unlikely" to have been engineered. Even if it turns out to be true, it is an ad-hoc opinion not in the least derived from any facts mentioned in the article. This is how con artists argue.
Crisis of Confidence in Western Experts

All the arguments from Fauci, Scottlieb, et al, have no more substance than saying, "We know the Wuhan scientists involved and we trust them." It is not a bad argument, except the argument makers know very few people trust them anymore.

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Must Watch: Mind Blowing Testimonial of a North Korean Defector, Yeonmi Park

I cannot recommend this highly enough.

On Ivy League education in the U.S.: "The mainstream education is purposefully designed now to make you resent Western democracy."

foxnews.com/us/north-korea…
"I expected that I was paying this fortune to learn how to think. But they're forcing you to think the way they want you to think. I realized, wow, this is insane. I thought America was different but I saw so many similarities to N Korea that I started worrying." -- Yeonmi Park
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Yeonmi saw red flags immediately upon arriving at the school.

During orientation, she was scolded for admitting she enjoyed classic literature such as Jane Austen.
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cnbc.com/2021/06/08/fau…
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[Note: They are all fully vaccinated, and yucking it up in each others faces when not on camera. They all must think most of their countrymen are idiots.]
Away from the photo-op theater, locked in arms:
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3. As for the substance of the article, it is nominally about income taxes but it really amounts to a long gripe that the U.S. Constitution prohibits wealth taxes.
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