No, Kathy. What I'm trying to say is that taking all of the recommended precautions has been a part of my daily life for going on two years, and there is nothing more than I can do to avoid getting Covid, short of never leaving my home. I also belong to a Covid support group that is prepared for any eventuality.

"So far, so good" means that my new habits have kept me safe from sickness. I don't understand the focus on "outing" people. If you get sick, tell your contacts so that they can tell their own contacts (personal contact tracing) ad infinitum. Then seek medical help and quarantine until you are 100 percent better and not contagious.

I understand the concept of Hubris/Nemesis (cocky/jinx). Back in the States, I was a competitive tennis player. When my principal singles foe and I teamed up to play doubles, we were undefeated for 13 years. Why? Because when we were so far ahead in a match that we started to get cocky, we would lose game after game until one of us shouted, "Hubris/Nemesis!" And then we would self-correct and go on to win.

If I ever feel invincible from Covid, I will self-correct. We all know what to do now, no matter the variant. So why don't we just do it rather than talk endlessly about the same subject? Nothing is going to change until everyone is on the same page.