Yes, I made this conjecture that the time spent indoors might be an important factor back in June, when cases suddenly started to soar in Arizona/Texas/Florida while they went down in the north. Similarly, we're now seeing places like WI, MN or the Dakotas surge first.

Regarding a vaccine: my hope is that vaccines will be out of the trial phase in early 2021, so that we can start distributing them before the 'end of winter wave' expected for March. We will have to somehow get through the current 'fall wave'.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Oct 23 2020 10:36pm

bro game over

With cold:
- People tends to stay inside
- Less rooms airing
- Virus stays "alive" longer

It's terrible and numbers are exploding everywhere, don't forget we had the issue in March & April, here we are in October & November ...
This is terrible, even if vaccine is available early in 2021 we have several months of this crap, again !

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Oct 24 2020 02:50am

I dont think that we will experience a 3-4 months long, nonstop wave. Most seasonal infectious diseases, like the ordinary coronaviruses which cause a common cold, typically have a wave at the onset of autumn/winter, and then another one in late winter or early spring.

By crap i means containment, i wish good luck to the politician who will open back bars, clubs, and shit in full winter and while no vaccine is available.

Terrible, terrible...

i fucking hate this so much... someone coughs everyone stares at the person like they shot someone now....

One year ago:

https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1187829299207954437