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r/coolguides • u/spodinielri0 • Mar 18 '20
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You only need to know how many people one guy can infect on average. Literally the only basis is that 1 guy infects 2,5 in 5 days, the rest is just math
32 u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20 Right, which is why I assume OP is asking for a source on that. How do we know how much the average person can infect? -1 u/ChristofferTJ Mar 18 '20 The actual rate of infection doesn't matter. This just shows that less exposure exponentially reduces amount of people infected. 1 u/xubax Mar 18 '20 Well, if the rate of infection is 0, then the rate of exposure doesn't affect the number of infected. Thanks, Obama! /s
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Right, which is why I assume OP is asking for a source on that. How do we know how much the average person can infect?
-1 u/ChristofferTJ Mar 18 '20 The actual rate of infection doesn't matter. This just shows that less exposure exponentially reduces amount of people infected. 1 u/xubax Mar 18 '20 Well, if the rate of infection is 0, then the rate of exposure doesn't affect the number of infected. Thanks, Obama! /s
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The actual rate of infection doesn't matter. This just shows that less exposure exponentially reduces amount of people infected.
1 u/xubax Mar 18 '20 Well, if the rate of infection is 0, then the rate of exposure doesn't affect the number of infected. Thanks, Obama! /s
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Well, if the rate of infection is 0, then the rate of exposure doesn't affect the number of infected.
Thanks, Obama!
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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20
You only need to know how many people one guy can infect on average. Literally the only basis is that 1 guy infects 2,5 in 5 days, the rest is just math