> But that does not mean that going for herd immunity is a bad thing.
One way or the other, end game is herd immunity. But when you let it just "go freely" you overshot - more people then is necessary for herd immunity will get sick.
One way or the other, end game is herd immunity. But when you let it just "go freely" you overshot - more people then is necessary for herd immunity will get sick.
Studies [1] have shown that "20 percent of Covid-19 cases accounted for 80 percent of transmissions"
And those 20 percent were mostly 'Superspreading events'. We now know almost all those events were inside in bad ventilated areas.
[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/02/opinion/coronavirus-super...