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That's partly mythological, and partly a symptom of something being rather amiss at the WHO: https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/09/who-comments-asymptomatic-sprea

That's partly mythological, and partly a symptom of something being rather amiss at the WHO: https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/09/who-comments-asymptomatic-spread-covid-19/ https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/09/who-comments-asymptomati... It also feels like you're happy to use some inconsistencies (real or imagined) as license to do whatever you feel like. Considering that only the most deranged lunatics would suggest that health care workers and scientists are actively trying to harm people for some reason, it's odd to pound on any opening they may give you, instead of engaging in a good-faith effort to understand the issues involved and do the bare minimum to protect yourself and your community.

cameronbrown 6y ago
> It also feels like you're happy to use some inconsistencies (real or imagined) as license to do whatever you feel like Definitely not - my comment was written from a frustrated perspective. The mental exhaustion of keeping up with the latest guidelines, ingesting all these differing opinions and trying to work out what to do, is far more exhausting than reverting to our default state of not giving a fuck (or more accurately: hoping for the best). It's _easier_ to stop caring, and given the virus isn't hurting young people as much, no wonder they're doing the calculus and choosing to go to the pub and get back to normal. I'd be lying if I said it wasn't tempting.