>>9881606No, but I live with two parents who are over 60, and have friends whose parts are north of 70. My biggest concern is that I may be asymptomatic and I don't want to be spreading it. At the same time, I was deemed an employee of an essential industry, so I'm still commuting daily and interacting with coworkers.
The impression I've been under is that the places that have been successful in their management have accomplished that success by facilitating thorough, and convenient testing to provide information to individuals who can use it to act accordingly to minimize their personal risk as well as the societal risk they present.
We don't have anything like that here. I'm just saying that the numbers for the US may seem high, but they are based on incomplete information. Unless those numbers are produced out of models, there is no way they are accurate representations of our actual numbers, which I believe must be significantly higher than them.
