Self sampling systems, Barry

So why is that a problem? Because we fail to recognize that models are “not a report sent back from the future,” according to journalist Jonathan V. Last. Models are constructed of “stuff we know, stuff we think we know, and stuff we have no idea about.” There’s a lot of stuff we think we know about Covid-19 and probably even more that we don’t, which is why the coronavirus models have given such a wide range of possible outcomes in terms of infection mortality.

That model works because it includes uncertainty, it is the model for the search for slightly better certainty.  Not only does this model mostly work, this model just solved the covid immunity conditions, and the news is not good, sorry to say.

We need the book, someone. There are mathematicians who can write this text, take full credit, get the book out,  The Theory of Self Sampled Systems.