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Whether the number is more or less is irrelevant. The point is that people contribute a small increment in probability to a collective problem that is significa
by perl4ever 7y ago
Whether the number is more or less is irrelevant. The point is that people contribute a small increment in probability to a collective problem that is significant, and treating it as a personal issue is wrong.
Being concerned about the collective risk should make you less concerned about your personal risk, otherwise you aren't really collectively oriented.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoIt's not a small increment in probability. If you're a carrier and start going around meeting people, you're directly causing a huge increment in probability of them being infected - and then recursively smaller increments in people downstream.