Do Masks Work?

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Leviticus 13:45

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The bible also says:
God tells Moses that he is very particular about who can offer food at his temples. No one with a "defect" is allowed. That is, "no man who is blind or lame, disfigured or deformed; no man with a crippled foot or hand, or who is a hunchback or a dwarf, or who has any eye defect, or who has festering or running sores, or damaged testicles".

From Leviticus 21:17-24.
 
Good thing that kid was wearing a fawkig mask or he'd gotten a lot of people sick huh!
Or no one would have gotten sick. You mask Nazi's always look for the worst possible (and least likely) outcomes to make yourselves feel all warm and happy. Shows just how much hate and fear is in you,
 
The virus is Dose Dependent.
The less viral load you are exposed to over longer distances, less time, and less crowded spaces, the less chance of a more serious reaction and hospitalization.

The greater viral load, the shorter the distance or longer time spent in closer proximity or in larger crowds and smaller or more saturated spaces, the greater risk of more severe reactions or hospitalization.

It is relative and proportional.

That is why the initial epicenters that had higher exposure to greater viral loads with less effective protection resulted in greater hospitalizations and deaths.

But after the exposures were more spread out and less concentrated in dense populations or high traffic through hospitals, then the rates decreased and were more manageable.

We still have high demand areas reporting shortages with medical response and resources.

But most of the risks are more spread out now.

High population areas in Brazil, India etc still have higher exposure to larger viral loads, where contagion keeps spreading regardless.

But the less exposure the better. It is still proportional, so the better filtration and less leakage or contamination, the less risk of severe escalation.

Mild cases still allow the advantage of gaining immunity but without the worse risk of escalated symptoms or hospitalization that increases with exposure to greater viral loads as in heavily saturated or concentrated environments.
 
Disagree slightly. Alone in the car? take your mask off you are stupid.
Some people don't have time to fumble with masks, putting them on and off in a sanitary way, or it causes more contamination by contact or placing the mask on surfaces touched by hands.
It defeats the purpose.

Medical professionals keep their hazmat gear or PPE on without touching, and remove to replace them per shift. This reduces contamination by manual contact.
 
The virus is Dose Dependent.
The less viral load you are exposed to over longer distances, less time, and less crowded spaces, the less chance of a more serious reaction and hospitalization.

The greater viral load, the shorter the distance or longer time spent in closer proximity or in larger crowds and smaller or more saturated spaces, the greater risk of more severe reactions or hospitalization.

It is relative and proportional.

That is why the initial epicenters that had higher exposure to greater viral loads with less effective protection resulted in greater hospitalizations and deaths.

But after the exposures were more spread out and less concentrated in dense populations or high traffic through hospitals, then the rates decreased and were more manageable.

We still have high demand areas reporting shortages with medical response and resources.

But most of the risks are more spread out now.

High population areas in Brazil, India etc still have higher exposure to larger viral loads, where contagion keeps spreading regardless.

But the less exposure the better. It is still proportional, so the better filtration and less leakage or contamination, the less risk of severe escalation.

Mild cases still allow the advantage of gaining immunity but without the worse risk of escalated symptoms or hospitalization that increases with exposure to greater viral loads as in heavily saturated or concentrated environments.
To support your claim you will of course provide your doctorate in medicine and expose your research grants on the subject. Otherwise, nice theory but hardly going to take y our word for it.
 
And if you're going from one store to another?

Yea...ya don't take it off because that would be stupid
Just how exposed are you in your own car, alone?

What is stupid is that you would make this argument.
 
Just how exposed are you in your own car, alone?

What is stupid is that you would make this argument.
So you think it makes more sense to handle that possibly infected mask when you're going to need it again in five minutes?

What a dope
 
Some people don't have time to fumble with masks, putting them on and off in a sanitary way, or it causes more contamination by contact or placing the mask on surfaces touched by hands.
It defeats the purpose.

Medical professionals keep their hazmat gear or PPE on without touching, and remove to replace them per shift. This reduces contamination by manual contact.
You don't have time for your personal safety? You are truly making that argument?

In that case, do you wear one when you are on the phone or conversing on screen?

Just as ridiculous and about as effective as wearing a mask when alone. Besides, aren't the vaccines supposed to impart immunity?

Merely a continuation of a power play to gain complete dominance over the citizenry
 
So you think it makes more sense to handle that possibly infected mask when you're going to need it again in five minutes?

What a dope
The dope is you if you cannot think of another way of masking. Do you, in all of your wisdom, have only one mask? What do you do when it gets dirty or smelly? From what you say, you continue to use it and spread the infection.
 

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