"I don't often fly to Oahu for groceries. Too bad they didn't extrapolate the infection ratio for islands that are not Oahu."
I'm sure you don't, but if the 10:1 ratio is correct, there are roughly 150 people with COVID-19 on the island that no-one knows about. BTW, extrapolating nonsense data means you get even more nonsense results. Since everyone needs to go out at some point to get food, the chances are higher than you might think that you have been near someone with COVID or have been in a place they have recently visited. And given that testing and contact tracing has been done so poorly in Hawaii, who actually knows how many active cases there are?
I'm sure you don't, but if the 10:1 ratio is correct, there are roughly 150 people with COVID-19 on the island that no-one knows about. BTW, extrapolating nonsense data means you get even more nonsense results. Since everyone needs to go out at some point to get food, the chances are higher than you might think that you have been near someone with COVID or have been in a place they have recently visited. And given that testing and contact tracing has been done so poorly in Hawaii, who actually knows how many active cases there are?