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mean, what we know- covid? how long do i have? i mean, what we know for - covid? how long do i have? i- mean, what we know for absolute certain is that covid probably came from a bad. there are two key theories that may be a came through the wildlife trade in a wuhan market and then the far more controversial question of whether it came from laboratories in wuhan that were studying the risks of viruses spreading. it is looking at both of those arguments, weighing up the evidence, looking at that scientific debate so audiences can follow it for themselves and hopefully at some point decide whether they believe the balance of probability live. they believe the balance of probability live. thank you so much. probability live. thank you so much- catch probability live. thank you so much. catch up probability live. thank you so much. catch up on probability live. thank you so much. catch up on episode i probability live. thank you so i much. catch up on episode two. you can listen to