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I think pretty much anyone that’s not living in an isolated part of the us should assume that it’s spreading near where you are. The only reason we haven’t fou
by empath75 7y ago
I think pretty much anyone that’s not living in an isolated part of the us should assume that it’s spreading near where you are.
The only reason we haven’t found cases in the us is that we haven’t been testing. There’s probably 100 people for every person that they’ve tested positive at this point, maybe more.
- brewdad 7y agoI think this is 100% true for the west coast. We know this virus has been in the wild for at least two weeks, likely more. It's more likely than not that most large cities nationwide have been exposed at this point.