I doubt it? I think changing demographics of the people being infected is a more obvious culprit. Hundreds of thousands of young adults (20-30) went out in very

I doubt it? I think changing demographics of the people being infected is a more obvious culprit. Hundreds of thousands of young adults (20-30) went out in very large groups over the last month. At the same time we've finally gotten better at actually protecting the elderly. This is the result; https://img.apmcdn.org/6b486323329122674a9b5fbfdcf2e51f9ad83f8d/uncropped/8e1875-20200626-covid-cases-age.png https://img.apmcdn.org/6b486323329122674a9b5fbfdcf2e51f9ad83... The younger demographic happens to be vanishingly unlikely to die, and highly unlikely to even be hospitalized, from a case of SARS-CoV-2.