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Or is it friends and family like how 70% of auto crashes happen within 10 miles of home simply because that's where you drive most often?

• cozzyd 6y ago
  I think this might be correct, especially during a lockdown, those are the people most people see.
  • user_50123890 6y ago
    Whether you get infected or not is a game of chance. There are a lot of factors affecting the probability: * Being indoors during contact (increases) * Duration of contact (every minute increases) * Physical distance between contacts (every meter decreases) * Amount of contacts (every person increases) * Wearing masks (decreases) * Washing hands (decreases) * Coughing, speaking, singing during contacts (increases) Meeting people close to you ticks basically every probability-increasing checkbox in the list.
    • Fjolsvith 6y ago
      Don't forget presence of pre-existant antibodies in the person. (decreases)