Well, howdy there, internet people? It's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about origin stories,

blame, and irrelevant discussions.

So every villain needs an origin story, right?

I mean, that's screen writing 101.

Every villain needs an origin story. The current worldwide villain, the general

consensus is that it originated in a market. Now if you've missed the news, U.S. Intelligence has not ruled out that it leaked out of a

lab. They're looking into a unverified report and they've gone out of their way now to say that you know it's

premature to say anything blah blah blah blah but they had already said that

already planted the seeds of the story. I've had people from both sides, both

camps, you know, people who think it originated in the market, people who think it originated in a lab,

smart people, try to convince me of their fury. And they both said the same thing.

They're like, you're being very dismissive of this.

Why are you ignoring this? Because I don't care.

That's the simplest most direct answer. I don't care.

I don't care for a number of reasons. One I

think this debate, this discussion only benefits those people in power in

countries that bungled the response. See's the only people it helps, you know. They messed it up, now

they need somebody to blame who better than a foreign country. It's really that simple.

I also think it's kind of irrelevant and I don't think it's a good use of our time because it doesn't change anything. Let's say for

example later today news breaks that it came from a lab.

Cool.

Does that mean you stop washing your hands?

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