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>I act responsibly and do not go out when I am sick. With the flu for instance, you are communicable before you show symptoms. Were you wearing a mask for the
by tw04 5y ago
>I act responsibly and do not go out when I am sick.
With the flu for instance, you are communicable before you show symptoms. Were you wearing a mask for the duration of the flu season prior to covid? That would be what responsible looks like if you're not interested in getting a shot.
>I have continuously been near or around folks that have come down with Covid and have yet to encounter a second infection or positive test since my initial infection.
I'm not sure you can say that with 100% certainty unless you've been getting weekly tests since your initial positive results. Early studies indicate that people who get re-infected are more likely to show no symptoms the second time around, but they can still infect others.
https://medical.mit.edu/covid-19-updates/2020/12/can-someone-who-recovered-spread-COVID19 https://medical.mit.edu/covid-19-updates/2020/12/can-someone...
- ReptileMan 5y agoThe critical is infecting at what rate and for the flue how communicable. You cannot define responsible without quantified chances. The article you have given is written by people that haven't given a single probability number. But they declare that it is unsafe. Declaring un/safety without measuring risk is senseless.