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Matt Ridley was so mad a science website published a Substack article I wrote a couple months back about the natural origin of the Covid pandemic that he wrote a boring, mostly factually incorrect clapback in response. A quick skim confirmed he remains the intellectual equivalent of a cucumber... show more

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