around you, you need all these layers of protection in place. you need masks. you need contact tracing. you need for kids to be staying home when they are symptomatic. it seems like these layers were not there in this case in this wisconsin school and i think a lot of parents are going to look at this and say, wow, that s what i m really afraid of. is to your point about what are the chances? it can certainly happen. there are documented cases of outbreaks happening in schools because of lack of of these protective mechanisms. and i think this, again, points to why all of these measures are important. but also, why vaccines for younger children will, also, be really desired by many parents who are in cases like this because they want to do everything they can to protect their children. elie, in the courtroom, how much of a deal will it be whether or not you can prove you actually got covid from someone specific, from the kid sitting next to you? you have to prove that as a plaint
outbreaks happening in schools because of lack of of these protective mechanisms. and i think this, again, points to why all of these measures are important. but also, why vaccines for younger children will, also, be really desired by many parents who are in cases like this because they want to do everything they can to protect their children. elie, in the courtroom, how much of a deal will it be whether or not you can prove you actually got covid from someone specific, from the kid sitting next to you? you have to prove that as a plaintiff. you can t just come in and say, gee, i could have gotten it from anyone but it probably was i mean, you don t have to prove to 100% scientific certainty but as the plaintiff, you do have the burden of proving that. look. think about any average school-aged kid, i think we all have school-aged kids. how many different people they come in contact with throughout the school day. maybe they have aftercare. sports teams. people at home. so that