In England just over 9 million people have tested positive for it but the total population of England is over 56 million so only around 16% of people in England have tested positive for it so far.
Hi Mottie, if you read my post I didn't ask any question or apply any logic. I simply quoted some statistics which are available here: https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/. In an attempt to answer Andy11's question about how he could be "at large" for 2 years without being troubled by Covid-19.My mum asked a similar question the other week about smoking. She's been smoking for over 70 years and still hasn't succumbed to lung cancer. Using your logic, it must be a load of ballcocks. What is your view on smoking and lung cancer and why hasn't my mum had it?
I don't see how the statistics that I quoted relate to lung cancer but, since you ask for my view, it appears that your mum has had good fortune. I wouldn't expect everyone who smokes to succumb to lung cancer, just as I wouldn't expect everyone who walks around to catch Covid-19.