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[QUOTE="kcsu, post: 3424819, member: 528"]
more open more spread, more testing more positive results. This was fully expected. The end result is that the actual mortality rate of this virus is a fraction of the original projections. As the world becomes exposed and infected the mortality rate will continue to fall. The overwhelming majority of people who get the virus are asymptomatic. In reality probably over 80%. 
There is no practical way to stop the spread. None. Yes you can flatten the curve which has been done. At this point it is too late to return to home isolation as an effective tool. Once people were allowed out that strategy ended forever. 
Now it is about common sense.
If you are in an interior public space wear a mask. Wash your hands. Period. There really isnt anything else that can be done. 
My guess is that if everyone on this board got tested our results would mirror the results that returning college athletes have. 
As to contact sports being played. Yes they will be but with very few fans.
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