MonkeyPox and it's low likelihood of natural evolution

Biowar season is upon us.

Good morning. This is a development worth a post. Perhaps I won't send any other today or maybe one way later in the day.

Kevin McKernan 🙂 @Kevin_McKernan

There is something fishy about the monkey pox sequences. 50 mutations is too many for a 2018 DNA virus. There is also a deletion which hints at serial passaging. virological.org/t/discussion-o…

This is one of the reasons I don't jump to conclusions without evidence, even if I have to connect the dots further after circumstantial evidence.

What does this “science talk” means ? It means the current strain of smallpox could NOT have evolved with the current changes, these rapid changed indicate a human hand, or as Kevin put it, serial passaging.

I am having flashbacks to the early talks about SARS-CoV-2. In my opinion someone (*cough Bill Gates cough*) is getting desperate.

I hope everyone has a good day and week and this isn't cause for alarm. Just that, multiple outbreaks globally are highly unlikely for anything natural. (Someone graph analysts that are bad at bad will tell you otherwise)