I've read very good articles from @apoorva_nyc and @EpiEllie about small gatherings not being the driver of new infections, and I agree with both. //1
There is only one thing that seems so logical to me: how many simultaneous small gatherings are there regularly?
Thanksgiving and Christmas represents hundreds of thousands (even millions) of small gatherings, all happening simultaneously. //2
Thanksgiving and Christmas represents hundreds of thousands (even millions) of small gatherings, all happening simultaneously. //2
That's why I, even agreeing that small gatherings aren't the major drivers, tend to agree that THESE small gatherings, in the way that they're presented, are, indeed, of very high risk of being a surge driver. //3
In large countries like USA and here in Brazil, we even have to engage in long travels to attend these family gatherings, many times by bus or plane....so, my question is: am I crazy to think that with this incidence, this particular gatherings are of high risk? //end.
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