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Imagine 9 passengers sitting like this: *** *** *** Now lets remove 4 of them: * * * * * I would say every one has at least
by TekMol 7y ago
Imagine 9 passengers sitting like this:
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Now lets remove 4 of them:
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I would say every one has at least a 50% reduction in the number of people close to them. On top of that, minimum distance and average distance both went up. I wouldn't be surprised if the infection rate in the second example is only 10% of the first.
Pair that with everyone wearing a mask. I have read that the infection rate goes down by 95% between two people wearing a mask in comparison to two peole wearing no mask.
Pair that with a 10-minute test [1] which everyone has to take at the airport and let only negatively tested passangers on board.
I think instead of trying to wait it out and print money, we should start to engineer ourselfes out of this crisis.
[1] https://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2020/04/a-third-solution.html https://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2020/04/a-third-solution.h...
- arcticbull 7y ago> Pair that with a 10-minute test [1] which everyone has to take at the airport and let only negatively tested passangers on board. Isn't that the only thing you'd need? Then the seating arrangement wouldn't be relevant. Seems unnecessary to require both.
- TekMol 7y agoDepends on how quickly after an infection the test detects it. And on how reliable the test is.