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When Dr. Swain was trying to describe the positive-feedback benefit of ember-proofing houses, he was basically describing the advantage of herd immunity. Instead of reducing the spread of viruses, though, it was reducing the “contagion” of embers.
When Dr. Swain was trying to describe the positive-feedback benefit of ember-proofing houses, he was basically describing the advantage of herd immunity. Instead of reducing the spread of viruses, though, it was reducing the “contagion” of embers.