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- 19 de Nov, 2020
If you took your picture and removed the legs from the 4 on the left, and then showed a walking human, it would be closer to what I'm suggesting. The furin cleavage site didn't exist at all until Sars-Cov-2. It's like if no other coronavirus had "legs" and the suddenly Sars-Cov-2 shows up with legs. Where did it get the legs? They were probably stapled on at the local lab. The ancestral humans all have legs in that picture, and slowly over time they evolved to use them.Ver archivo adjunto 4077987
How do you explain the miraculous bipedalism humans have? No other primate in the family has it, there are no ancestors with it (if not for archaeology), gorillas don't have it, chimps don't have it
They do walk around on two legs periodically.
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