CV and mad panic behaviour

[shawny]

I have to ask, where did your 99% figure come from?  I don't think it's based on any of the scientific modelling. 

There's more chance of getting COVID by getting together with folk in someone's home.  The chances of getting COVID by shopping in a supermarket while wearing a mask and social distancing are pretty low but checking in with the QR code means that you'll be tracked if you're exposed. 

The chances of getting COVID by taking part in protest/riot and not wearing a mask and/or social distancing may not be high but, because no-one knows who was there and the participants are unlikely to be tested, we won't know whether it was a super-spreader event until folk are in ICU or are found dead at home. 

This is true provided all the points you raise occur yet in the real world they don’t. People on all levels relax and get comfortable when a lockdown goes on and on and on and on. It’s human nature like it or not.

Go to cafe for a coffee and social distancing never happens. Bunnings is pretty bad too.  I see a big percentage without masks or with them on their chin and see heaps walk in straight past the QR check in. Never seen one stopped as long as you show your Bunnings card you’re in.

And try social distancing when they have one cashier open. Doesn’t happen mate.

It’s simplistic to think that supermarkets, Bunnings building sites cause low levels of spread because of tracking masks and social distancing.