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This doesn't explain why new cases started surging in early November, unless you want to put that on Halloween. Even then, new infections where rising all of Oc
by worker767424 6y ago
This doesn't explain why new cases started surging in early November, unless you want to put that on Halloween. Even then, new infections where rising all of October. I'd also argue there weren't clear post-holiday surges beyond people delaying tests.
- maxerickson 6y agoI don't mean to compare it to herd immunity, but I wonder how much impact there is from people with situations, behaviors and decision making strategies that tend to lead to infection getting immunity. Essentially, is there enough bias in transmission for some people to make a greater contribution to group immunity than others.