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Message: [QUOTE="kidorange, post: 3665927, member: 3927"] Thanks for your comment (minus the snarkiness). Incubation period can be up to 14 days. That's where that original number came from. Are you saying we should go back to that and then do standard (not rapid) tests for a 18 day layoff (>3 week to get back up to speed)? Even then, how do you know quarantine has been followed? There's risk no matter how you approach it. My thought is: if you test 30 people 5 days after exposure (when test is 80% effective) you'd likely find any problems. I also think a 20 year old's social circle grows when you take them out of organized activities. Your thought process, where everything is definite with this virus has been the problematic approach since the beginning. You also seem to be of the mind that everyone is all in on combating the virus or a complete non-believer. That's also problematic. [/QUOTE]