It's not fiction, it's a proven fact, I've been living for the past year in a country where Covid exists, I've gone out of my apartment and interacted with people, I've driven in taxis, commuted to and from work, gone shopping, gone to restaurants, go to the gym, all while respecting the normal protocols, and haven't managed to contract the virus. It's not luck, it's common sense.
It's possible to do things except being quarantined in your apartment safely and unless you have the fortune of home working and/or owning a private vehicle and/or the ability to order all your food to be delivered to your house, you have also interacted with others, presumably safely, and have lived to tell the tale, so let's not be hypocrites please.
You're acting like stepping a foot outside of your home is an automatic death sentence. It's not. :/
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