Imagine, a country is doing rapid tests on the whole population.
Everyone who tests + (or refuses to test) has to isolate. After a week, they repeat the routine.
If the test&isolate theory works roughly as expected, we will find only a few sporadic cases afterward, right?
/1
Everyone who tests + (or refuses to test) has to isolate. After a week, they repeat the routine.
If the test&isolate theory works roughly as expected, we will find only a few sporadic cases afterward, right?
/1
#Slovakia used this approach.
This is a dream come true for the pro lockdown "experts" of #TeamPanic.
If everything we learned about the importance of track, trace, and isolate, this should be the super nuclear weapon for Covid19.
It wasn´t.
/2
This is a dream come true for the pro lockdown "experts" of #TeamPanic.
If everything we learned about the importance of track, trace, and isolate, this should be the super nuclear weapon for Covid19.
It wasn´t.
/2
In Slovakia, cases haven´t vanished. They are still there and follow the same pattern as other EU countries.
Again, our ideas of viral transmission are too simple.
If this superweapon doesn´t work, it sheds a light on the effectiveness of more unfocused TTI strategies.
/3end
Again, our ideas of viral transmission are too simple.
If this superweapon doesn´t work, it sheds a light on the effectiveness of more unfocused TTI strategies.
/3end
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