Yes, indoor spaces are awful, but I don't have the feeling that the politicians and the specialists advising them are grasping this yet. The bullshit 1.5m rule

Yes, indoor spaces are awful, but I don't have the feeling that the politicians and the specialists advising them are grasping this yet. The bullshit 1.5m rule is alive and well in Germany and there were recently two outbreaks in closed spaces (restaurant + church). "Evidence keeps piling up that outdoor transmission is very difficult and surface transmission is remarkably unlikely" Where's the evidence and what does "unlikely" mean in percentages? AFAIK there's in fact zero evidence about anything regarding outdoor or surface transmission, because for some reason no one's testing relevant scenarios like "how long does the virus survive on fruit?" and instead they're making guesses worth exactly jack shit.