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the human element will always be a failure mode. Every photo I have seen in my area has shown the testers either reaching into the car or having contact with th
by o-__-o 7y ago
the human element will always be a failure mode. Every photo I have seen in my area has shown the testers either reaching into the car or having contact with the patient. So you may be asymptomatic or you may not, but then you possibly end up catching it at the test site but your test was negative so you continue about your routine and start spreading it for real.
Not saying the above scenario is a reason not to get tested, I’m saying it’s an argument against getting tested for the sake of getting tested. I am safer and I am making the world safer by locking myself down until this passes. See China as example. I urge you to do the same..
- ceejayoz 7y agoThe testers wear PPE - gloves, gowns - that gets changed between tests.
- o-__-o 7y agoI don’t believe that when we have a shortage. The guidelines even state don’t come to a testing site if you are not showing symptoms as you may catch the covid. I mean why are you not even considering my viewpoint? Look at China, is it testing that’s working there or the lockdown?
- cycomanic 7y agoAnother example is to look at South Korea, which got a handle on things with lots of testing (and tracing) . I think this is actually a better example than china, considering that it is a democracy. Lots of testing is btw also the WHO recommendation.