If you can't see the difference between walking past someone in the shop compared with exchanging bodily fluids and engaging in up close and personal contact with a relative unknown person who has likely been doing the same with numbers of other unknown persons then God forbid that explains a lot.
It isn't about you having had no symptoms for two weeks, you might be a carier just not showing any symptoms yet. The same goes for her. The same goes for the bloke she saw earlier that day or the blokes she saw earlier that week.
And I have to say I laughed out loud that you think you are capable of performing a visual risk assessment on an SP to see if she has Covid-19. I haven't seen that approach endorsed by any government, any scientist, any health professional or the World Health Organisation yet you seem to think that is acceptable?
And your last paragraph is just incorrect, again you are making things up to try to justify your selfish behaviour.
Right last time, there was 1/4 million people in close contact with one another at the races for an extended period of time, are they not at a greater risk of infection than me visiting one person.
I'll ask yet again who am I putting at risk by visiting
one escort, nobody's answered that yet. Though in order to answer it accurately you would need to know all the details of my lifestyle, how many people I come into contact with on a daily basis and which of my family members would be at risk, non of which you know. Remember I can only be classed as selfish if I pose a danger to others through my actions.
You are interpreting my words to suit your misguided point of view, if you don't understand what I mean by a visual risk assessment then I don't know what to say really. Not showing any visual symptoms of the virus doesn't mean that she is not infected, it means I'm willing to take the risk and it's my risk to take.
The virus is spread via close contact with others, within 6 feet, as well as from hard surfaces, therefore there is a higher risk of contracting it within large groups.