[Pearls Before Swine]

NIH published an article on May 3 describing an asymptomatic pt. who had contact with 455 people with an average contact time of 4 days and no-one, I repeat NO_ONE came down with the virus.

That's amazing and encouraging, but hard to square with the account of the guy in New York early on who went to a wedding and a syanagogue, infected the rabbi, his whole family, and some 50-odd other people.

Are there substantially different strains of the virus? Or what makes somebody a super-spreader? Or, how many virions does one have to pick up on average to get infected?

Questions... many questions.

[FreedomPoster]

Similarly with the spreading at the funerals in SW GA in and around Albany, which was a hotspot for our state, on the hard to square part.

There’s still a heckuva lot we don’t know about this thing.