What’s the truth of the covid origins?
No matter how good your thinking is, if you can't trust the information, you can't trust the conclusions.
As I said, use your critical thinking skills and life experience to suss out the bullshite.
Keep a skeptical mindset because you can't blindly trust what the establishment says.
Find reliable sources and consider what they have to say.
It isn't rocket surgery.

How do you, personally, determine whether a source is reliable?
5 W Questions (5Ws): This method means thinking critically about each of your sources by answering five questions to determine if the source is credible/reliable. The acceptable answers to these questions will vary depending on your needs. The questions are:
Who is the author? (Authority)
What is the purpose of the content? (Accuracy)
Where is the content from? (Publisher)
Why does the source exist? (Purpose and Objectivity)
How does this source compare to others? (Determining What’s What)
SMART Check: This method is particularly good at evaluating newspaper sources. Like the 5Ws method it also involves answering critical questions about your source. The criteria are:
Source: Who or what is the source?
Motive: Why do they say what they do?
Authority: Who wrote the story?
Review: Is there anything included that jumps out as potentially untrue?
Two-Source Test: How does it compare to another source?
CRAAP Test: This method provides you with a set of criteria that make a source more or less credible. The criteria are:
Currency: Timeliness of the information.
Relevance: Importance of the information for your needs.
Authority: Source of the information.
Accuracy: Truthfulness and correctness of the information.
Purpose: Reason the information exists.
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There's no absolute closure on the issue likely to happen because, lets just say if there was an 'oops' somewhere it was in places that don't need to be transparent.
One thing I do find personally persuasive - Yuri Dagan set out to debunk lab-leak hypothesis, ended up forced to go in the opposite direction, and then even chased after Bret Weinstein on the Ivermectin issue in Quillette and made a persuasive case that the particular studies where Ivermectin was claimed to be powerful in suppressing the effects of Covid were deeply flawed.
It was also a trip watching 'lab leak hypothesis' go from tin foil hat territory to semi mainstream acceptability almost without an extra breath.
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