That’s just word play. I’m asymptotic today, symptomatic tomorrow.
I, asymptotic young person with nCoV 2, am spreading it today. The “yet” part is completely irrelevant to this point in time.
I, asymptotic young person with nCoV 2, am spreading it today. The “yet” part is completely irrelevant to this point in time.
In colloquial usage, asymptomatic encompasses presymptomatic. In technical usage, they are different.
If you develop symptoms, then when you were a carrier before then, you were presymptomatic, rather than asymptomatic.