01 January 1970 6 6K Report

A rule of thumb in insect monitoring using insect traps is that "the trap is never detecting the first insect arriving in the field" that is "one insect in the trap represents many insects in the field".

Taking that to the Covid-19

Who came first to the field?

Has the first corona patient been detected when there were already some 999 asymptomatic carriers around? Because if that's the case, then the spread of the disease in the world is more inevitable and obeying the laws of nature than "practically stoppable" through social distancing and lock-downs. Isn't that so?

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