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How much does population density matter if kids are still spending 8+ hours in the same room at school, and parents are touching the same surfaces at work?
by spaced-out 7y ago
How much does population density matter if kids are still spending 8+ hours in the same room at school, and parents are touching the same surfaces at work?
- tomatotomato37 7y agoThe jobs that a low population density supports generally don't have a lot of workers touching the same thing; only so many people are going to be using a tractor or mining excavator in the span of a month. That only leaves schools as a large potential infection vector, which considering the average age & thus risk group of parents with kids still in primary school will leave the situation a lot more manageable
- spaced-out 7y ago>The jobs that a low population density supports generally don't have a lot of workers touching the same thing They have a separate bathroom for every employee? People on worksites never share tools?