>Schneier raises the point of false positives, which is important with regards to this idea of conditioning. What do you do when you get a notification that som

>Schneier raises the point of false positives, which is important with regards to this idea of conditioning. What do you do when you get a notification that someone “nearby” tested positive? Do you take time off work and isolate yourself in your house for two weeks, Ideally we would have tests so in a community with no infection at the moment somebody is tested as infected you can inform and have all the other possible infected people tested. I suggest you consider covid as a training exercise for the next one, that one could have a 10% chance to kill your children, then would you prefer to get an alert and take measures or prefer to stay ignorant. In theory if you have few people infected , good testing and tracing you could lockdown only the infected and possibly infected people instead of locking everyone down.