[ansel12]

I’ll give a clue as to the kind of person most likely to get the virus. Let’s say that someone is driving and sees a driver in front of them signaling to slow down and turn off of a narrow highway. That someone would be more likely to tailgate and honk at the driver turning off and would also be more likely to get the virus.
Another scenario. Some folks are looking for innocent people to blame altogether for the virus. Those folks are more likely to die from it.

Got it, don't blame others and don't tailgate, don't leave the house for 10 years.

[familyop]

"Got it, don't blame others and don't tailgate,..."

That's right. Those who fail to understand how anti-social behaviors accompany risky behaviors probably won't be convinced, though.

"...don't leave the house for 10 years."

You may stay with that choice, if you like. But I did a fair job of explaining that it won't work. As I wrote, Ebola is likely to be around for a long time.

It is true, though, that bureaucrats and their government-linked business associates are dumbfounded by instruction in complicated, realistic methods for avoiding illness in an epidemic.