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I thought of addressing that, but figured it would be obvious from the tail end of what I quoted: > There are more than 30 kinds, but only three or four affect
by ColanR 6y ago
I thought of addressing that, but figured it would be obvious from the tail end of what I quoted:
> There are more than 30 kinds, but only three or four affect people.
There aren't enough cold viruses around to allow for a 0.2% fraction.
- sroussey 6y ago30? I thought there were over 100 HRV serotypes, not counting their mutations. And I thought those only accounted for around 35% of all. So 2% is probably a better number. I’m 10x off, just as bad as the parent. Sigh.