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At this point, unless you've been living in a cabin in the woods, it's almost guaranteed you've had at least an asymptomatic infection.

• gnicholas 3y ago
  Slight exaggeration here. I have several older family members who have not had COVID yet. They wear masks in grocery stores and don't go to movie theaters anymore, but they live in the suburbs are several notches from living in a cabin in the woods.
  • ejb999 3y ago
    The things is - you can't actually know for sure - it is entirely possible to get covid and have nothing more than a sniffle or nothing at all - so I think what the OP you are responding to is saying is that just because someone thinks they never had covid, it might not be true. I know people who never had symptoms, but tested because a household member had tested positive (with symptoms) and found out they were positive too - it happens. In my opinion, that is the best case scenario - you got it, didn't know it and your body fought it off like a champ.
    • gnicholas 3y ago
      > just because someone thinks they never had covid, it might not be true. Definitely true. But there are some people who have been very careful and/or tested multiple times with every illness in the last 4 years, and who are fairly certain they have not had COVID.
  • freitzkriesler2 3y ago
    Yeah my the time of general unmasking, I took off the full respirator. Probably picked it up since then since I had some nasty head colds these past few years.