You're not answering the bulk of my questions. There are studies that say they work. I'm asking about the details that might determine how and if they work. Your studies are they specifically using N95 masks when they say they don't work?
You're not answering the bulk of my questions. There are studies that say they work. I'm asking about the details that might determine how and if they work. Your studies are they specifically using N95 masks when they say they don't work?
N95 masks work, but nobody is going to wear one all day because they are difficult to breathe through (except maybe someone old, obese, with other co-morbidities - to protect themselves, as mask wearing should be done). I think when non-deathly ill covid infected walk around in public not wearing their mask properly, we'd all be way better off if they would just stay home.
I'm not - there's any number of studies that show masks have little, if any, effect on transmission of viruses. The simple fact is that the virus particles are way too small to be effectively caught in a cloth (or even a surgical) mask. Fauci himself (astutely) said that people should not be wearing masks, back in the early days, before it became a way for the left to exert permanent control over the population.
I've read some of those studies and you can deconstruct them as to their weaknesses. This is a difficult area of study. I'm prone to look at the mechanical studies that show a quantitative result because individual behavior is difficult to factor into such things.
So feel free to tell me how a single virus dryly floating in the air can infect me.
N95 masks work, but nobody is going to wear one all day because they are difficult to breathe through (except maybe someone old, obese, with other co-morbidities - to protect themselves, as mask wearing should be done). I think when non-deathly ill covid infected walk around in public not wearing their mask properly, we'd all be way better off if they would just stay home.
I've read some of those studies and you can deconstruct them as to their weaknesses. This is a difficult area of study. I'm prone to look at the mechanical studies that show a quantitative result because individual behavior is difficult to factor into such things.
So feel free to tell me how a single virus dryly floating in the air can infect me.