I find it fascinating that in all the research I've done on viruses, this one seems to contradict everything science knows about viruses.
For most viruses that can be transmitted through saliva or droplets, the infectious stages are only when symptoms show up in the host. Now apparently COVID-19 is one, if not the only, virus that spreads asymptomatically?
I watched Rand Paul confronting Fauci this morning (not sure when it was recorded, it just said NEW on YouTube). Fauci scoffed at the idea that New York City had reached herd immunity and that's why the numbers are so low right now. Funny thing is, all the states that were near the top of the list in the U.S. are now dropping, and it seemed to work from east to west, not west to east. California I think is the exception, because of their strict lock downs for what, 3 months? They're going to take longer to get over this.
Pennsylvania has reported 500-1,600 infected, every single day, since the onset of this. Though the mortality rate has DRASTICALLY decreased. For some reason this is just completely overlooked.
CA went lockdown early March. 6 1/2 months so far. Cuomo stated publicly back in April, or maybe late March after a State run random public survey that as much on 20% of NYC was positve. That was way back then. That was when I changed my mind about this. That and Rockybuggy84 preaching and screeching
Locally, Placer County is easing restrictions as allowed by the State, so their Public health director (Placer) resigned this week. She was promptly hired by neaby Yolo County, which as almost no cases except for the Davis area, home of UC Davis and about 60,000 students....
