> It's why we should be doing massively increased blood testing and test manufacturing to resolve that question. Yes, literally everybody agrees with this. >

> It's why we should be doing massively increased blood testing and test manufacturing to resolve that question. Yes, literally everybody agrees with this. > For the last few months it has been the single most important question and they're putting very few resources behind trying to answer it. This is not true, every available resource is being deployed to expand testing capability. Again, literally everyone wants to. > We can't test blood properly? Of course we could. They are choosing not to, is the actual context. It's a large mistake. No one is choosing against testing today. The large mistake was 3 months ago when the federal government should have started activating all of this. > How many infections have you already had? How widespread is it really? No answer, no attempt to answer at scale. At its best, it's immense incompetence in action by the authorities in charge of dealing with this mess. Totally agree on the incompetence, but again, the critical moment passed months ago. Everyone is desperately trying to catch up now.