Well sure, you don't just lay all your cards out on the table when you've got a good hand going. There are already rapid antibody tests available. It's extreme

Well sure, you don't just lay all your cards out on the table when you've got a good hand going. There are already rapid antibody tests available. It's extremely curious to me why they haven't been used or we at least aren't seeing any data that they have. This isn't about a rapid test, but is still interesting: https://globalbiodefense.com/headlines/singapore-first-to-test-out-covid-19-serological-assay-in-outbreak-contact-tracing/ https://globalbiodefense.com/headlines/singapore-first-to-te...