The charts did not seem to get updated based on backfilling of how many people were infected. Or does that just not reflect on how I read the charts? I still

The charts did not seem to get updated based on backfilling of how many people were infected. Or does that just not reflect on how I read the charts? I still get people that are 100% convinced young people were somehow not getting it during the initial waves. Which frankly is non-sensical. Knowing that kids can get it, there is no explanation I have seen that could somehow magically have kept it out of every school that hadn't closed yet in the first year. And testing is still... interesting. With many I know that test positive only doing so weeks after any symptoms, such that I was even told that 'loss of smell' is no longer a defining symptom? Schools have flat given up on either testing or requiring negative before the kids are allowed back. Ours at least encourage and support masking during the return period. I don't think it is trust in the institutions, necessarily. Though, that certainly isn't helping. I think it is lack of certainty period. In large because we just don't have anyone with a 100% handle on the situation.