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Yes, of course Ebola has a lower R0 than recent COVID; respiratory infections tend to have higher R0. It's easier to infect others when you can do it through shared air. As COVID variants became more infectious the R0 increased. But Ebola's R0 is 1.9 compared to Wuhan-1's 1.8.
But COVID's R0 was lower than other respiratory infections. My post isn't that complicated; there's really zero reason you should have this much trouble following it. My god, man.
I'm correcting you in nearly every post. Your "corrections" are all things you're imagining me saying.