Very interesting. This actually goes very well in hand with what @crystalhuman shared with me the other day regarding the transmission rate of asymptomatic individuals with C-19.

If this is the case, that asymptomatic individuals do not transmit the disease, and those who do catch it hardly get symptomatic, and of those that do become symptomatic, very few die, then I think we're in good shape. We really just need to be studying transmission rates and death rates of the symptomatic.

My ONLY concern is those ones, because we've already lost more in the first half of this year to covid than we have lost in an ENTIRE year to the flu, in ANY year previous. How do you crack that?