It's interesting, psychologically, to realize that we, as in ourselves, are vectors. Lemme explain. Normally, we get sick and stay away from people. The desire to not infect others is directly tied to our having symptoms. This is the way it has been in our lives. It's a straightforward and logical thing. If we know a nasty bug is going around, we take care and try to avoid it, and that's enough.
That paradigm is out the window, and we have to adjust to a different response that isn't as simple and primal as we're used to. We're a danger to others, not just in danger from others. Protecting ourselves is not sufficient. In my case, I'm in a low *me* risk group for the virus, but in a high *other people's* risk group. A few days ago, as I was making my usual stop at the convenience store, I was thinking about protecting myself from this thing, which isn't a big deal. Today, I'm thinking about protecting others because I can easily pass this on without realizing it. It's a shift in thinking, and it's interesting.