By all means keep going.

1. South Korea had tested 140,000 people after 1 month of their outbreak.
Ireland had tested 30,213 after 1 month of our outbreak.

Control that by their population difference 10.52x

Ireland at comparative stages were at 317,840 tests. vs SK 140,000. https://twitter.com/EwanMacKenna/status/1245983629341229056">https://twitter.com/EwanMacKe...

If you& #39;re using 10,000 S. Korea tests a day vs Ireland& #39;s 1500 tests a day, as some sort of evidence we didn& #39;t test enough, maybe learn some basic logic and concept of size.

Ted: "Ok. One last time. These are small but the ones out there are far away"

Small.

Far awayyyyy.

"Expose a population" to what?

Italy banned flights from China early on. They still ended up in disaster.

Banning a couple hundred Italians does *fuck all* when Europe was already riddled with asymptomatic infected carriers.

One of the 1st clusters in France was started by a British tourist.

Guy was coming home from holiday in Singapore and infected a dozen people before flying on to London.

A virus doesn& #39;t care if you ban a flight from one place. It& #39;ll get a different flight from somewhere else.

I& #39;m sure your next talking point is Cheltenham. There& #39;s been no evidence that Cheltenham has been the root of widespread clusters. Everyone returning was implored to self-isolate and thankfully most seemed to have done it.

Alternative being what? Revoke their passports?

Small.

Far away.