It isn't true _everywhere_. It might be true in some places. For example, towns with young residents and lots of children. Or suburbia where there isn't much in

It isn't true _everywhere_. It might be true in some places. For example, towns with young residents and lots of children. Or suburbia where there isn't much incidental contact with others for long periods of time. The goal here, in my opinion, is to _never_ return to the sort of broad stroke lockdown where society stops completely. That is an entirely untenable solution, and any new evidence we have to mitigate the virus without that sort of action is welcome news. We should be cheering these researches on, not vilifying them. They are doing science. It is an imperfect art, it is a series of terrible mistakes that eventually lead to a revelatory moment.