“People with COVID-19 have an incubation period when the virus can’t be detected yet by tests but they can still transmit it. “
No proof of that.
The “incubation period” is from infection to illness. There is no proof that asymptomatic people have an established viral load sufficient for transmitting an infection to others. If the viral load was that sufficient, then in most such cases they would have symptoms, not be asymptomatic.
Why is someone ill from the virus? Because the viral load has increased to where it is making head way against the immune system sufficient to demonstrate symptoms of an illness. THAT is when a person has a viral load with which they may transmit the virus to others.
You obviously don't agree with this article statement above and is one of the reasons I mentioned the contradictions among our inept so-called medical experts, that will extend from the virus to the vaccine.
Confusion reigns about the virus and the vaccines. -Tom
What’s interesting is that nobody who has gotten the virus has been near somebody who was visibly ill and showing symptoms. I’ve checked with relatives and friends who have gotten it. They’ve asked their friends who have gotten it. It’s a small sample, but the finding makes sense because everybody is so scared and has such heightened fear of sick people nearby that they move away as soon as they can.
And everybody in the whole country is wearing masks. Yet it still spreads.
People around here (SF Bay Area) act as if there is COVID Poison Gas all around us.