It’s true that you can catch diseases from interaction with other humans, but that doesn’t mean it’s just from being in place X at the same time as citizen Y. You could contract it just from touching money, or a door handle, or by breathing ANYWHERE. Hell, you could order something online and get it from the person that packed the box once you open it.

Their tracking system doesn’t cover nearly enough variables for this to be a necessary and honest system. I think it’s another way of trying to sneak “Big Brother” into the Japanese society.

The costs far outweigh the benefits. So what if a swiner gets on the same train as me. Am sure coughing up my lungs and feeling a bit ‘unwell’ will tell me that!

Keep your silly war strategies where they belong.

I mean, you read about what went on in Nanking China or Korea during Dub-Dub-Deuce, you’ll be wondering why China didn’t ask us to nuke them a third and maybe fourth time. (not that I agree that we should have dropped the first two like that – putting one into the ocean near Tokyo and flooding the city with near-boiling water from the blastwave, and then saying “directly onto the city next” would have had them bent over the treaty table that day, and saved a few hundred thousand lives of uninvolved civilians)