Okay, I had PCR and serology confirmed SARS-2 that was completely asymptomatic. I'm in my late 20's. Numbers vary but most studies have the rate of asymptomati

Okay, I had PCR and serology confirmed SARS-2 that was completely asymptomatic. I'm in my late 20's. Numbers vary but most studies have the rate of asymptomaticity quite high. I've seen anything from 10% to 60%. And then you have the people that are "paucisymptomatic" (mild symptoms). And then you have a more traditional flu-type response, and then you have the subset of people who have a severe response that seems comparable to a SARS-1 infection (read: quite bad). I didn't say that SARS-2 was never dangerous for anyone. So-called "cold" viruses can cause serious illness too. I'm not downplaying SARS-2, rather everyone else is downplaying what a normal cold virus can be capable of. Sorry to hear about your friend's illness BTW.