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It is true. If you replace "normally" with "always" then it arguably becomes false, as your link explains.
by n4r9 5y ago
It is true. If you replace "normally" with "always" then it arguably becomes false, as your link explains.
- cratermoon 5y agoI guess I read "normally" as a bit of a weasel word that can easily be misconstrued. It would be better to say something quantifiable.
- nradov 5y agoObviously there's not enough data to make a meaningful quantitative prediction. But experts can certainly make pretty good qualitative predictions based on patterns observed in similar viruses.