First Rootclaim Debate on Covid Origins, part 2 -- opening arguments for lab leak
December 30, 2023
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as posted by the channelRootclaim is an organization that tries to answer controversial questions through probabilistic analysis.
They offer a "Rootclaim Challenge" for anyone willing to challenge their conclusions. The challenger must make a $100,000 bet and hold a debate in front of two neutral judges.
Peter Miller challenged Rootclaim to a debate on the origins of Covid. This three debate series covers hours of discussion trying to answer the question of whether the virus arose naturally or through gain of function research.
This first debate focuses on where and when covid started, and evaluates whether the market evidence in Wuhan is important. In the second debate of the series, Peter Miller and Yuri Deigin will discuss the Wuhan lab and gain of function research. In the third debate, Peter Miller and Saar Wilf will discuss probabilistic inference and try to answer what the most likely origin of covid is.
After the 3rd debate, the judges will decide a winner. If both judges agree on the same decision, then the winner takes home $100,000.
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