If you don't come into contact with anyone who has the coronavirus, or anything with the coronavirus on it, you *won't* get it. It doesn't arrive by magic.
So if you imagine the most extreme scenario (more extreme than reality) of meeting nobody ever, you'll *never* catch it.
So if you imagine the most extreme scenario (more extreme than reality) of meeting nobody ever, you'll *never* catch it.
Now scale that notion back, and you're looking at the kind of draconian "social distancing" taking place in Italy and some other countries.
Using logic alone, doesn't it seem to you that the spread of the virus will inevitably be dramatically slowed in such a situation?
Using logic alone, doesn't it seem to you that the spread of the virus will inevitably be dramatically slowed in such a situation?
Incidentally, the scenario in my first tweet (the "more extreme than reality one") is what some of the super-rich are practicing: they are jetting off to wilderness retreats or underground bunkers, set on isolating themselves completely for months or years.
