Would requiring audience to frequently change seats reduce infections?

Question

For example, you could have each audience member move to a randomly assigned seat every minute to minimize the chances of getting infected from someone nearby.Would this work?

PaulHoule · Accepted Answer

Seems like that would be a way to make sure one infected person can infect 100% of the crowd as opposed to just the people right next to them.

71a54xd · Answer

This sounds like a best case scenario for a super-spreader event, no?Lots of air-exchange and HEPA filters in HVAC seems like a far more effective solution.

Would requiring audience to frequently change seats reduce infections?

For example, you could have each audience member move to a randomly assigned seat every minute to minimize the chances of getting infected from someone nearby.
Would this work?

Seems like that would be a way to make sure one infected person can infect 100% of the crowd as opposed to just the people right next to them.

This sounds like a best case scenario for a super-spreader event, no?
Lots of air-exchange and HEPA filters in HVAC seems like a far more effective solution.