The problem with this is there is no such prevalency of asymptomatric spread of any disease. Never has been a legitimate vector of transmission. The problem to this day is that no one knows how viruses are spread. Scientists can study viruses all day long, but they can only 'see' 'dead' viruses. Even if they could study 'live' viruses it is in a petri dish and in a lab. This tells us nothing about how viruses are spread in the environment. My personal belief is the vast majority of viruses and other pathogens are spread by fecal matter. You'd be absolutely amazed at how ubiquitous it is everywhere. Yes, wash your hands often.
Buying into the asymptomatic spread of disease is allowing the ushering in of mandatory mask wearing. Healthy people do not spread disease.
Patriot. I totally agree with washing of hands. You reminded me of a local station that did studies on shopping cart handles, and found fecal bacteria in their tests.
Yes, I remember that shopping cart study too. It made me think of how many people don't wash their hands and all those who don't properly wash their hands. That is to say, they basically quick rinse their hands instead of soaping up and scrubbing. This however is only the 'tip of the iceberg'. Think of all the things that are touched from the time one plants themselves on that royal thrown until the job is done. What things are contacted to which contaminates your hands after washing them? I often wondered why any democrat mayor would allow the homeless to set up their camps on the city streets and permit them to defecate on the sidewalks. Do you think these folks were washing their hands? My goodness, think of everything they touched. Every culture has experienced spread of disease through the lack of sanitation and hygiene. I tend to think these mayors were setting us up for the Plandemic. It didn't work though, did it? I never heard of one homeless person or one homeless 'village' ever being a hot bed for Covid-19.
Exactly Patriot, sanitary conditions play a role in good health, and proper hand washing is a critical. I asked the same questions about Mayors that allowed that to go on also, and wondered why the Health Dept was MIA.
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