You're not wrong. But the point I'm making is that "droplet" vs "aerosol" is not binary. There is a wide range of particle sizes. There are particles that immed

You're not wrong. But the point I'm making is that "droplet" vs "aerosol" is not binary. There is a wide range of particle sizes. There are particles that immediately fall to the ground, and there are particles that float around in the air for days, and there is everything in between. It's been shown for over a year that COVID can be transmitted in particles that float in the air for some time. Exactly how much time and in what conditions should be studied, but we're long past the question of whether it happens or not.