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Tend to agree. I've just turned 60 and am pretty sure I've only ever had flu once although I can't be sure as I was never tested. Being slightly asthmatic I've tended to suffer from the average cold once a year but never as bad as the flu.

The point I'm making is that no one tests for flu so no one knows whether they have it or a bad cold and even if you do have it there's no record that you do unless you go to the doctor's or you die from it. A lot of people will say they have flu when all it is is a bad cold or vice versa.

How do you know if you don't test for it!!!

I agree, most will not buy kits but that is not the same as not having access which is what you said. That said, I agree with most of what you are saying and my view would be that the government made a political decision to take away free tests, ie the figures will look a lot better if people...

Everyone has access to test kits only now you have to buy them hence there are no reliable figures.

No, your first sentence is irrelevant because the subsequent sentences seem to make it clear you won't test for covid so you'll not know whether you have it or not. So even if you have mild symptoms you'd still go out and spread it.

So I was right, the answer is you would go out and spread covid if you had it.

I might have misread the tone of your reply but would you stay away if you had tested positive?