Cuddlers 2-4 hours, sitters exactly 3, touchers went into rooms for unknown period of time. Those rooms were previously inhabited by an infected baby. Infectious aerosols would still have been floating.
❌ Ventilation.
We don't know the ACH of the room each baby was in. Was it the same room even?
❌ Aerosol production. People produce more aerosols when yelling. A crying baby will produce more aerosols than a quiet baby.
This is particularly important as more cuddlers were
infected than touchers than sitters.
It should be noted that sitters are a test of far field aerosols.
❌ We also don't know if the sitters were sitting in a location that had a ventilation return grill between them and the baby. Would easily explain lack of far field
infection.
Cuddlers are a test of near field aerosols and droplets....and those subjects got the most sick. Which is typical of aerosols - this is why the UK CoVid Human Challenge declined to test aerosols.
Let's move on from that study which is cited by every IPC org.
Up in Roslyn, Washington, population 893. Loving the old time feel of these small former mining towns.
And absolutely love the gumption it takes to make a living in any small town.
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Got a an espresso at the Basecamp so I could use their warm up for a bit in a bookstore.
Not a mask to be seen.
And if you zoomed in on my espresso cup, you would see it's still a virgin. I remain a CoVid virgin because I refuse to lower this N95 for anyone, no matter their Siren sweet words of Toxoplasma CoVidii seduction.