Wasn't there a article about "read the paper and then comment" in the too of hackernews yesterday or so? It's sad that many didn't learn anything from this and

Wasn't there a article about "read the paper and then comment" in the too of hackernews yesterday or so? It's sad that many didn't learn anything from this and are now discussing how bad such a study is on basis of assumption which ate easily disproven if you read the article :( (It's a study about human behavior, about how certain distance rules might work and how not, it's also testing the potential thread of smearing based infections by using desinfec which glows under UV light and by simulating the airflow in the hall and similar. All pacipiants are tested to not be infected, all are required to wear FFP2 masks properly all the time, no food is given out, drinking is only allowed in the emergency, hands are desinfected on entry and potentially later one, too...., So no this should not lead to any relevant increased risk of spread. But might lead to potential reopening of concert halls and similar if it's found to be feasible under some conditions).