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If anyone is infected at that wedding (highly would be likely in the US and much of Europe right now), and if it's at all like normal weddings, it's highly like
by DiogenesKynikos 6y ago
If anyone is infected at that wedding (highly would be likely in the US and much of Europe right now), and if it's at all like normal weddings, it's highly likely that many people will become infected. The virus has an infection fatality rate of around 0.5%, so you're running perhaps a few percent chance of someone who goes to the wedding dying of CoVID-19. The secondary effects of accelerating the spread of the virus are much harder to measure, but potentially far worse.
- matz1 6y agoYes of course there will always non zero risk of dying from covid. Even if covid never happen there is always small chance of dying from something, I never deny that. What about the secondary effect of banning indoor wedding?