I think the research is pointing to testable quantities of antibodies lasting for roughly two months - not necessarily immunity. I don’t think they’re exactly quite the same and immunity may last longer than testable quantities of antibodies.
It seems like if immunity lasted only a couple of months we should be getting a lot more reports of recovered folks catching it again. We seem to have only a handful of those situations reported, and many of them can be dismissed for various reasons.
I think I read somewhere that the spitting was actually a deliberate choice by Groff because the real George III supposedly did that a lot (and went crazy, so the spitting mad visual is in-character, for sure)
Unless employee comes and tells his boss he has covid and the boss tells him don’t worry about it, you should go work anyways, I doubt there will be any successful lawsuits. It is impossible to say where you picked up the virus.
Is it impossible? I thought it’s possible to analyze the virus’ dna and compare it with other infected. Depending on which mutations are present one might be able to reconstruct who infected whom.
I’m watching fox news “the journal editorial report” and some guy is blaming the protests because the media covered them instead of coronavirus and everyone took their eye off the ball and thought well if these people are protesting it must not be that serious. I gotta say the troll in me is actually impressed with that load of incredible bullshit.
This was my original thought, but I was fully expecting an announcement this week. Previews are on Thursday, and not announcing more than a week ahead seems really irresponsible to me. Unless Flordia forces them to call it off (and lol, Florida) I dont see them doing it voluntarily.