Question for those out on the road now
Thinking about doing some traveling. I usually avoid spring break time. Are those of you out on the road seeing a lot of college age folks. Particularly interested to hear from those of you in no...
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Earlier reports were, and still are to some extent, that young people are less vulnerable to the illness, might have a much less severe bout, might not even know they are sick, might not show signs or symptoms and will recover faster. Young being under 25, and the risk goes up with age.
Young people think they are invincible as a result and are being careless, not knowing the truth in full, or the long term consequenses, which nobody knows, and not caring that they will infect others if they are carriers unknowingly.
If you are older, then avoid places frequented by youth and college students. They might be brain dead to begin with and might have voted for a communist kind-of-thing, so unable to think rationally.
Incubation periods reported to last 24 days, so carriers can spread a lot in that time. Recovered patients can still spread for a period after.
Illness does not equal immunity either.
This is what we are being told about the current virus.
Young people think they are invincible as a result and are being careless, not knowing the truth in full, or the long term consequenses, which nobody knows, and not caring that they will infect others if they are carriers unknowingly.
If you are older, then avoid places frequented by youth and college students. They might be brain dead to begin with and might have voted for a communist kind-of-thing, so unable to think rationally.
Incubation periods reported to last 24 days, so carriers can spread a lot in that time. Recovered patients can still spread for a period after.
Illness does not equal immunity either.
This is what we are being told about the current virus.
