Concerned American
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Like Jay Inslee says "the NEW science" It reminds me of Dubya when he said "they have yellow cake" They even spoke it in the same patronizing, condescending tone.dude, seriously?at the web-site I already provided:what do you mean there is no question? the fk there is, that fact is you can't prove it. I aske for your evidence and you use a phrse like 'may be' then you don't even know what the phrase means. it means there isn't any evidence. none nada zip. and yet here you are promoting 'may be' I'm still laughing you tried to justify that phrase as fact."may be" is used in the context of how masks reduce the virus exhaled by infected people. There is no question as to whether masks reduce an infected wearer from spreading the virus, the only question is precisely how its achieved.can you read your own fking post? two big fking words in that title. " may be" do you know what those two words mean? hahahahahahahahahahaha you fail on your own post. The mere fact you use that as your guidance is my evidence you don't know shit. Everyday, every demofk post, they fail with their own words. just once would it hurt for a demofk to be honest, it would be nice. They can't scrape up any evidence yet scream from the cliff.Masks may be more effective as a “source control” because they can prevent larger expelled droplets from evaporating into smaller droplets that can travel farther.you have zero evidence to make that statement. none, nada, zip.you do realize that if you follow some simple precautions as well that you could possible prevent a vulnerable person from getting sick and possibly dying right?There is a vulnerable population, of which you are a member. You take necessary precautions, as you should. The vast majority of the population is not fatally vulnerable and will recover just as they would with a common cold or flu. Please , do keep yourself safe. Merry Christmas.You can go ahead and live your life while at least trying to minimize risk of getting COVID.It only stands to reason that isolation will nearly eliminate most communicable diseases. However if it becomes a matter of course, eventually everyone will lose their herd immunity and you will see mass die offs due to minor disease. Don't be naive and fall for all of this "end of the world" garbage. Go on with your life, the sky is not falling and this is just so much sensationalized crap.My experience suggests the best way to avoid catching Wuhan is to avoid indoor gatherings.
I travel all around the country as a side job and play bar music as a primary job. Almost all gigs canceled in 2020 but I’ve continued traveling on the other job. For over 30 years I’ve never gone this far into the season without having contracted at least a cold by now. Not this year. Process of elimination suggests the indoor events are the culprit.
Of course all of this should be moot by now as we should have naturally been over this already. But democrat gov’s and their lockdowns are only delaying the process.
I'm not a shut in but I take precautions. I have had asthma since i was a kid and don't want to risk getting a potentially severe pulmonary infection
BTW, the missing evidence is what I want to see. please provide it. help us out.
Still Confused About Masks? Here’s the Science Behind How Face Masks Prevent Coronavirus
We talked to UCSF epidemiologist George Rutherford, MD, and infectious disease specialist Peter Chin-Hong, MD, about the CDC’s reversal on mask-wearing, the current science on how masks work, and what to consider when choosing a mask.www.ucsf.edu
If you read more than just the one sentence i coped, then you'd know that.
But health experts say the evidence is clear that masks can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and that the more people wearing masks, the better.
Still Confused About Masks? Here’s the Science Behind How Face Masks Prevent Coronavirus
We talked to UCSF epidemiologist George Rutherford, MD, and infectious disease specialist Peter Chin-Hong, MD, about the CDC’s reversal on mask-wearing, the current science on how masks work, and what to consider when choosing a mask.www.ucsf.edu
see the section
What evidence do we have that wearing a mask is effective in preventing COVID-19?
But the strongest evidence in favor of masks come from studies of real-world scenarios. “The most important thing are the epidemiologic data,” said Rutherford. Because it would be unethical to assign people to not wear a mask during a pandemic, the epidemiological evidence has come from so-called “experiments of nature.”
Drop my mthr fking mic. I'm laughing.
you know what the evidence of nature is? when women exposed their babies to mumps and chicken pops. Community herding. it's worked for centuries. now some twat comes along and says experiment of nature is masks? LOL.