as long as there was only one short message you couldâve spread in the early days of the plague i wonder if âdonât talk indoorsâ mightâve been a better one than âwash your handsâ
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not that iâve bothered to check this in detail but my rough model is that spread continues to be driven by people talking indoors (well, spitting), and theoretically it would stop if people stopped doing that. of course getting people to not talk is easier said than done
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intergalactic brain stuff here for next time - for me it was seeing the 'spew simulations' that drove home what I am actually supposed to try to do in order to avoid corona.
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oh jeez yeah the spew animations were incredible. great work all around. really made it visceral
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We didn't actually know fomites weren't that important in the early days, did we? (What time do you mean by the early days anyway?)
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yeah fair it was a time of wild uncertainty
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I mean isnât âwear a maskâ a much easier way to achieve the same thing? (Granted we didnât do a good job of spreading that message either...)
