Epidemiologists in Japan operate on a theory that, while everyone is susceptible to infection, only a very small minority of people spread the disease, but do so with incredible efficiency. Cases like this one certainly make the theory seem less unlikely. https://twitter.com/balajis/status/1259178497320185856 …
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if they find the super spreader, they may discover what makes them so effective at spreading. it may be due to obvious physical symptoms, or something else. if the ‘how’ of super spreading is understood, it could answer a lot of your other questions.
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Maybe you should consider it isn't the specific type of people but the specific environment that make the super spreader (events). (e.g. places that are crowded, poorly ventilated, people talk/shout a lot)
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