Kind what I figured you would do when presented with trying to argue from both sides. Which you wont, because then it wrecks your whole testing is the key argument. Which it isn't.
You can either admit that hygiene plays a larger role than you have originally said, or we can go down the road of millions have it due to hygiene not being a deal, aka your wanting me to admit anyone could have it now without being tested for proof. This way the mortality rate is that of any other respiratory virus.
So which hill are you standing on? Either way it means you were wrong about the tests. I will wait.