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Pretty sure you dont come to work then with covid either, so I dont see the point you are trying to make
by nextlevelwizard 3y ago
Pretty sure you dont come to work then with covid either, so I dont see the point you are trying to make
- dagw 3y agoBy the time you know for sure that you have covid, you have already been spreading it for several days. Most people would still go to work if they had a bit of a sore throat, runny nose or just felt slightly 'off'. Equally staying at home because you felt like you might possibly have a slight case of flu was very frowned upon and at most places would not make you popular with your boss. Just being able to work from home for a couple of days as soon as you feel like you might be coming down with something is a clear win for overall public health.
- nextlevelwizard 3y agoYou are already contagious for multiple days before you know you have the flu with exact same symptoms as you listed. Again covid is just like a flu now. What is your point?
- dagw 3y agoPre-covid and pre-WFH people would show up to work obviously sick as fuck all the time. This happens much less these days.
- nextlevelwizard 3y agoYes. Good. Now, the original comment was about offices are death traps for covid. If people are now coming to work less sick, wouldn't that include covid? And thus make the concern mute.