And it's even more plausible this is just a marketing play to build hype. Take, for example, you just made some new super-pathogen in your basement lab. It could kill everyone on the planet. This is obviously pretty dangerous, so do you:
A) silently dispose of it and hope nobody else ever makes the mistake of creating it.
or
B) keep it in the freezer and hold a press release about how you made it but it's too dangerous to share any details.
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Not everything is a conspiracy. It is very plausible they're speaking genuinely.
And it's even more plausible this is just a marketing play to build hype. Take, for example, you just made some new super-pathogen in your basement lab. It could kill everyone on the planet. This is obviously pretty dangerous, so do you:
A) silently dispose of it and hope nobody else ever makes the mistake of creating it.
or
B) keep it in the freezer and hold a press release about how you made it but it's too dangerous to share any details.
No, it's not more plausible.
I am utterly impressed by the logic of this argument.
That would require a for-profit corporate entity to be motivated by public safety. I can suspend my disbelief to some degree, but that's too far.
This isn't the first time someone has spoken like this. It won't be the last. It's 100% marketing.
Based on what proof?
I guess based on 2000 years of commerce and marketing experience from people without an ounce of empathy.
I have a bridge I'm selling....