"The good side, the virus is mutating weaker and if you do get it, it's not as strong as in March."
http://www.foxnews.com/science/coronavirus-mutated-at-least-30-different-strains-study-finds
"Li's team found that some of the most aggressive strains of the virus were able to generate 270 times the viral load as the weakest strains; in addition, the aggressive strains killed the human cells fastest."
One of the biggest goals of a virus is to stay alive. It's interesting to note that there are both weak strains and strong strains out there so it's a game of Russian roulette.
"On the flip side my brother and wife in WI caught it at a wedding, wearing masks."
That's why some are also wearing eye protection that can decently be worn in public. Remember the old admonition about touching the corners of one's eyes?
"If there are droplets that an infected individual is producing by coughing or sneezing or even speaking, then the front of the eyes are directly exposed, just like the nasal passages are exposed. In addition, people rub and touch their eyes a lot. So there’s certainly already the vulnerability."
http://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200526/can-you-catch-covid19-through-your-eyes
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