> it sounds like “constantly restarting the chain of transmission” might be the actual reality? Yes, but it's a tiny number of undetected cases restarting the

> it sounds like “constantly restarting the chain of transmission” might be the actual reality? Yes, but it's a tiny number of undetected cases restarting the chain, and those chains being detected and lopped off before they have time to go exponential. But it's just not possible that they have tens of thousands of undetected cases that are spreading the virus further. That'd spin out of control quickly.