There are hundreds of attendees at each BP wedding. It can easily hit 1,000 people all told between the different parts. While 150 people non-immune people might not be common, it’s not impossible. And many/most of them might not have been local- he didn’t say all 150 were from BP. Perhaps it was an out-of-towner wedding?
That’s not how math works. Not *everybody* will catch it, and not *everyone* is highly contagious. And there are plenty of people staying away from weddings.
Please. This isn’t a chiddush.
Of course, but by now there have been thousands of weddings, not to mention Tishrei, camps etc. etc. If superspreaders were infecting *that many* people at a shot, everyone would have had Corona by now.
Satmar had 7000.
The most annoying argument in Covid. Exposure != infection. The odds of a super-spreader event happening are low, a lot of stars need to align, but they most definitely do happen.
In all likelihood the 150 case report includes secondary household infections.
I obviously was not including 7000 person events when talking about regular weddings. And I'm not arguing that exposure means infection. If you are saying *hundreds* of people can get infected at one superspreader event, and not just *can* but it is *probable*, then there would be no one left to get Corona.
And secondary infections was exactly my original point. When we're dealing with hundreds of cases, it can't reliably be traced.