Wellytrack
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My suspicion is there has been so much change in what we can and can’t do, particularly here in Scotland vs the rest of the UK (entirely political) that a lot of people, myself included, are fatigued and passed caring. Yes there is a risk you could pass it on to granny but the same risk goes for the flu and every other disease we’ve been living with for generations. We can’t keep going on like this for a disease which only has serious consequences for a very very small proportion of the population.
People should be allowed to make their own risk assessment and the reality is if you are healthy and under 50 the risk is very low. If you aren’t, you take steps to protect yourself.
My genuine fear is that governments risk crying wolf. So when a pandemic comes along which indiscriminately kills 20%, people will have lived through this and not take it seriously until it’s too late.
Maybe your happy to kill granny but I’m not.
Your also severely underestimating covid’s incubation period which is critical to its spread.