They aren't admitting people to the hospital just for having COVID. You have to be having some difficulty breathing or very low oxygen levels for that. The rest they just send home.

Honestly, I know about 100 people who have it or have had it. Only 5-6 had it bad enough they even bothered to get tested. There's probably tens of millions of people who have actually had it and don't even know because all they had was a runny nose. My daughter and sister both caught it and had two nights of having to sleep sitting up because it was difficult to breathe. My sister also had joint aches and they both had fevers which hung around for awhile. My daughter caught it early and they didn't have tests available, but then they came and tested her a couple weeks later and she was over it by then and negative. My son-in-law only had a slight scratchy throat, and my brother-in-law had no symptoms, but he had to have given it to my sister because she hadn't been out of the house at all. So...

We are going to hit a point in time where all those millions of people are going to say screw it about having to continue to social distance and wear masks. It's preposterous to make them do that.

I really think one of the reasons they haven't been pushing antibody tests is because they would be shocked at just how many people actually have already had this and then their draconian measures wouldn't be worth shit.