And so if you add in the never symptomatic to the presymptomatic, do you get above 50 percent of the transmission is actually from nonsymptomatic people?
With incubation times varying depending on what virus you’re talking about, only time can really tell whether a presymptomatic person will end up having symptoms or not.
It's increasingly clear that a lot of the spread is occuring through presymptomatic people, folks that are in the incubation period, many of whom are not at high risk themselves.
The amount of presymptomatic and never symptomatic spread and the fact that it's not coughing, where you would kind of notice, " Hey, I'm coughing" -- most respiratory diseases make you cough.