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> You cannot infect yourself outside if you keep a distance of 5m to everyone. Depends what you touch while you're out. > You also very unlikely to infect you
by admax88q 7y ago
> You cannot infect yourself outside if you keep a distance of 5m to everyone.
Depends what you touch while you're out.
> You also very unlikely to infect yourself if you go to a hotel without air conditioning, clean the room yourself, don't go to breakfast and just use the room as an isolated office and keep a frigging distance to everyone.
Sure but if everyone starts going to hotels, you're putting the staff there at risk.
I don't think anybody disagrees that if you isolate yourself you won't get sick.
But if a bunch of people from these shared apartments start fanning out to try to get away from eachother, some of them will already be carriers and will spread the disease further.
People have to stop moving around.
- qnu100 7y agoYou have to move around responsibly, which most Germans (who have an innate tendency for social distance) are already doing. Except for the hypersocial animals like polititians, who cannot stand being alone for one second.
- simion314 7y ago>Depends what you touch while you're out. So try to not touch too many things and wash your hands as often as possible and don't touch your face.