Endosymbiotic Archaeal Covid 19 Virus and the Gain in Function Work

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The narrative explores a controversial theory surrounding the origins of the COVID-19 virus, suggesting it was developed through a US-China collaboration aimed at targeting Neanderthalic populations. The research involved manipulating archaea and human RNA to create a virus capable of binding to ACE receptors. Contrary to its intended purpose, the virus affected Neanderthalic populations less severely due to their immunity, while hybrid Caucasian populations faced higher infection risks. The story intertwines themes of bioweapons, population control, and the implications of advanced technology.