Tough to say. I don't believe that you enter into conversations in good faith, and I usually educate children, and have little patience for teaching actual adults basic premises like how illness symptoms that create more fluid will result in more aerosolized germs, which increases risk of transmissions. That is a biology lesson, which is a freshman year class in my high school.
I didn't call anyone a conspiracy theorist for lab leaks. Lab leaks don't connect to the idea that measures should be taken to stop the spread of a virus. As a matter of fact, I'd think the conspiratorial mind would imagine a purposeful leak would only be done with a virus that is more dangerous than average, so believing it was purposefully leaked should correlate more to thinking preventative measures were beneficial. The "changing DNA" crew were absolutely conspiracy theorists though, as it represents an incredibly poor understanding of cell structure, which is a middle school science lesson in my high school