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Originally Posted by nomadking
It is behaviour of a more personal or social nature that has the impact, ie interchange of saliva. People do not have a 2m radius of fug about them like BO. Realistically, unless somebody is coughing or sneezing or exchanging saliva in some way, there is little chance of transmission if people are independently going out and not gathering. On the other hand if a shop worker is coughing(eg yesterday in Tescos), they shouldn't be there.
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While I’m sure exchange of saliva is a factor clearly all 600 000 worldwide cases don’t like to kissing or being spat at. The transmission rate is far too high for that alone.
I’m unsure how this links to Italian behaviour being different from ours. Unless you are aiming at continental embraces to say hello - in which case again that makes our statistics here worse by comparison.