> 75% of people who were asymptomatic at the time of the test went on to develop symptoms. So the fact that these sailors are currently asymptomatic does not me

> 75% of people who were asymptomatic at the time of the test went on to develop symptoms. So the fact that these sailors are currently asymptomatic does not mean that they will remain so. There's also a wide range of symptoms from 102F fever all the way to sp02 dropping below 80, with varying impacts on the health-care infrastructure. At this point, conserving health infrastructure for normal incidence is as much of a problem (i.e even in the best case outcomes, there will be some cases of "stay at home, never catch the disease, but die from delayed response to a stroke"). If the asymptomatic people get immune, then this might drop the other multiplier of the R0. Oof, optimism is hard to come by in these times.