I've just said you test the symptoms when they arrive, based on the theoretical thinkers idea that symptoms crossing over (which has always happened in hundreds of illnesses) means that others illnesses cease to exist, you differentiate common symptoms by testing, like medical practitioners have done for decades.
I'm not the one claiming that means we have to test everyone everyday, you test people with symptoms, offer the opportunity to self test (preferably without ripping them off).
Asymptomatic is a totally different debate and not one i was involved in, I guess its a double edged sword as it means the vaccines are protecting them but the true numbers of covid will be hard to know. No data is useless so I'm sure the numbers would be valuable to smarter men than me ,but if we are gauging public policy on hospitalisations or cautious modelling of hospitalisations I assume it's still workable. But, getting back into the debate I was in, my very controversial idea was that if someone is ill and has symptoms, they get tested and diagnosed, hopefully medical science can develop this far fetched concept.
Anyways, I'm bailing from this for the night, I'm sure the lad is a nice guy but if I have to read him misuse the word theoretical one more time I will stick a spoon through my eye. On top of that Everton haven't made me hate life so I want to bottle that feeling until the english cricket team take it away from me in about 20 mins. Good luck to all and stay safe, even the lawrence fox crew on here