I don't know if it's really worth engaging with this nonsense.
It looks just like other coronaviruses, there is nothing about it that looks man-made.
If it was man-made, don't you think the Chinese government would have locked things down more aggressively as soon as they realised it was out? After all, in this scenario they would know exactly how dangerous it is.
>Where every big government is actively working on creating viruses for both defense and offense.
How many of those have been respiratory viruses with long incubation times, low fatality rates in military age people, and no vaccines or other treatments?
This is basically the worst candidate for a bio-weapon ever!
The ideal bio-weapon:
-Is something you can protect your own troops and people against
-Can be treated but only with high expenditure of resources
-Incapacitates the people it infects as soon as possible
-Has no or moderate spread person-person
Otherwise you are just releasing a pathogen that will come back and infect you as well. This is why Anthrax was such a popular bio weapon, person-person infection is extremely rare and it forms spores so can be spread over an area where it will linger but has little chance of causing an out-of-control epidemic. Smallpox was weaponised by the Soviet Union and that is very contagious but can be vaccinated against.