I recommend about 6-miles, just to be certain. I think that would assure the proper and safest distance.

Says it's misleading; that you'd have to rear back and let out a very hearty sneeze, if then.

I merely relayed what Fauci said, not giving my own opinion.

Where those studying are literally creating the most optimal conditions for it to remain airborne. They are not necessarily representative of real life conditions.

Let's face it, you could get unlucky. Outside is one thing, inside without air currents or air disturbance is another. I don't go anywhere without a mask. Turbulent air would be safest. But you never know.

Kinda gross They also did a thing on flu transmission that was truly alarming...
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But the statistical likelihood of receiving an infectious dose of virus at 27 feet under real world conditions is probably pretty low.

That said, 6 feet is definitely a lower bound on safe distance if we're talking about someone coughing and sneezing without covering their face.