people do get sick and cough it out and can pass it on even when healthy. there is clear info about this take june in the UK with an average daily cases of symptomatic people being ~600 the number of daily hospital admissions was 150 for just covid that means for every 4 people with symptoms 1 will need to go to hospital because they cant cope at home so with there being studies on the age distribution where those over 65 are like 50-60% symptomatic and those 20-65 are 30% symptomatic well if a group of young adults playing a game of football in a group of 10. 3 of them will have symptoms hopfully lucky no one goes hospital(hopefully).. but yea 3 are coughing enough to pass it on further to others they come into contact with(if they dont stay home using common sense) if a group of elderly adults in a pub in a group of 10.. 5-6 will have symptoms and may then pass it on and maybe 1-2 will need hospital care now here is the thing. unless everyone in the group knows each others medical issues, problems,history. you wont know with of the group might get sick. and which might get sick the most. so if your one of the idiots that pretends you are immortal. think about the others around you who are not immortal so dont think that young adults cant then pass it on to others. the risk is lower. but the risk is not low jetcash we know your age is over 60 and i find it funny how you play games with a 50% risk of having symptoms and a 10-15% risk of needing hospital care. i know you want to pretend your in the healthy 50% no risk category. thus you dont think its a coinflip. but think about others around you not so lucky stop pretending everyone is immortal yes this is why they say elderly should isolate and younger adults should only congregate in groups of 5-6 people(below 10) so there is only a chance that maybe 1 already sick person might make only 1-2 person transmittably sick EG keeping the R at 1 if 1 person only makes 1 person sick
people do get sick and cough it out and can pass it on even when healthy. there is clear info about this take june in the UK with an average daily cases of symptomatic people being ~600 the number of daily hospital admissions was 150 for just covid that means for every 4 people with symptoms 1 will need to go to hospital because they cant cope at home so with there being studies on the age distribution where those over 65 are like 50-60% symptomatic and those 20-65 are 30% symptomatic well if a group of young adults playing a game of football in a group of 10. 3 of them will have symptoms hopfully lucky no one goes hospital(hopefully).. but yea 3 are coughing enough to pass it on further to others they come into contact with(if they dont stay home using common sense) if a group of elderly adults in a pub in a group of 10.. 5-6 will have symptoms and may then pass it on and maybe 1-2 will need hospital care now here is the thing. unless everyone in the group knows each others medical issues, problems,history. you wont know with of the group might get sick. and which might get sick the most. so if your one of the idiots that pretends you are immortal. think about the others around you who are not immortal so dont think that young adults cant then pass it on to others. the risk is lower. but the risk is not low jetcash we know your age is over 60 and i find it funny how you play games with a 50% risk of having symptoms and a 10-15% risk of needing hospital care. i know you want to pretend your in the healthy 50% no risk category. thus you dont think its a coinflip. but think about others around you not so lucky stop pretending everyone is immortal yes this is why they say elderly should isolate and younger adults should only congregate in groups of 5-6 people(below 10) so there is only a chance that maybe 1 already sick person might make only 1-2 person transmittably sick EG keeping the R at 1 if 1 person only makes 1 person sick

people do get sick and cough it out and can pass it on even when healthy. there is clear info about this take june in the UK with an average daily cases of symptomatic people being ~600 the number of daily hospital admissions was 150 for just covid that means for every 4 people with symptoms 1 will need to go to hospital because they cant cope at home so with there being studies on the age distribution where those over 65 are like 50-60% symptomatic and those 20-65 are 30% symptomatic well if a group of young adults playing a game of football in a group of 10. 3 of them will have symptoms hopfully lucky no one goes hospital(hopefully).. but yea 3 are coughing enough to pass it on further to others they come into contact with(if they dont stay home using common sense) if a group of elderly adults in a pub in a group of 10.. 5-6 will have symptoms and may then pass it on and maybe 1-2 will need hospital care now here is the thing. unless everyone in the group knows each others medical issues, problems,history. you wont know with of the group might get sick. and which might get sick the most. so if your one of the idiots that pretends you are immortal. think about the others around you who are not immortal so dont think that young adults cant then pass it on to others. the risk is lower. but the risk is not low jetcash we know your age is over 60 and i find it funny how you play games with a 50% risk of having symptoms and a 10-15% risk of needing hospital care. i know you want to pretend your in the healthy 50% no risk category. thus you dont think its a coinflip. but think about others around you not so lucky stop pretending everyone is immortal yes this is why they say elderly should isolate and younger adults should only congregate in groups of 5-6 people(below 10) so there is only a chance that maybe 1 already sick person might make only 1-2 person transmittably sick EG keeping the R at 1 if 1 person only makes 1 person sick

people do get sick and cough it out and can pass it on even when healthy. there is clear info about this take june in the UK with an average daily cases of symptomatic people being ~600 the number of daily hospital admissions was 150 for just covid that means for every 4 people with symptoms 1 will need to go to hospital because they cant cope at home so with there being studies on the age distribution where those over 65 are like 50-60% symptomatic and those 20-65 are 30% symptomatic well if a group of young adults playing a game of football in a group of 10. 3 of them will have symptoms hopfully lucky no one goes hospital(hopefully).. but yea 3 are coughing enough to pass it on further to others they come into contact with(if they dont stay home using common sense) if a group of elderly adults in a pub in a group of 10.. 5-6 will have symptoms and may then pass it on and maybe 1-2 will need hospital care now here is the thing. unless everyone in the group knows each others medical issues, problems,history. you wont know with of the group might get sick. and which might get sick the most. so if your one of the idiots that pretends you are immortal. think about the others around you who are not immortal so dont think that young adults cant then pass it on to others. the risk is lower. but the risk is not low jetcash we know your age is over 60 and i find it funny how you play games with a 50% risk of having symptoms and a 10-15% risk of needing hospital care. i know you want to pretend your in the healthy 50% no risk category. thus you dont think its a coinflip. but think about others around you not so lucky stop pretending everyone is immortal yes this is why they say elderly should isolate and younger adults should only congregate in groups of 5-6 people(below 10) so there is only a chance that maybe 1 already sick person might make only 1-2 person transmittably sick EG keeping the R at 1 if 1 person only makes 1 person sick