I haven't seen one tight mask in public. Often with the nose exposed so the wearer can breath easily. It's all virtue signaling. If you aren't coughing or sneezing you obviously don't need a mask. If you are, stay home. If you are the dazzler or feel threatened by going out in public, then don't. You can see what a tight N95 mask wearer will look like at the end of shift.
I haven't seen one tight mask in public. Often with the nose exposed so the wearer can breath easily. It's all virtue signaling. If you aren't coughing or sneezing you obviously don't need a mask. If you are, stay home. If you are the dazzler or feel threatened by going out in public, then don't. You can see what a tight N95 mask wearer will look like at the end of shift.
If the taking point that masks are to be worn to protect others, the n95 and other respirators are super selfish because the don't filter out going air. The only are made to protect the wearer from the incoming crud. Outgoing is free flowing.
I haven't seen one tight mask in public. Often with the nose exposed so the wearer can breath easily. It's all virtue signaling. If you aren't coughing or sneezing you obviously don't need a mask. If you are, stay home. If you are the dazzler or feel threatened by going out in public, then don't. You can see what a tight N95 mask wearer will look like at the end of shift.
If the taking point that masks are to be worn to protect others, the n95 and other respirators are super selfish because the don't filter out going air. The only are made to protect the wearer from the incoming crud. Outgoing is free flowing.
I haven't seen one tight mask in public. Often with the nose exposed so the wearer can breath easily. It's all virtue signaling. If you aren't coughing or sneezing you obviously don't need a mask. If you are, stay home. If you are the dazzler or feel threatened by going out in public, then don't. You can see what a tight N95 mask wearer will look like at the end of shift.
If the taking point that masks are to be worn to protect others, the n95 and other respirators are super selfish because the don't filter out going air. The only are made to protect the wearer from the incoming crud. Outgoing is free flowing.
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Sounds grim. Better shut down the entire economy again for months because some guy who saw someone walking a dog looked sick a few days later. Science
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Crepes some of us must die, but the economy must go on
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Sounds grim. Better shut down the entire economy again for months because some guy who saw someone walking a dog looked sick a few days later. Science
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Sounds grim. Better shut down the entire economy again for months because some guy who saw someone walking a dog looked sick a few days later. Science
Sounds like you didn't read what I wrote. Sad.
I did. You referenced Alex Jones twice today. I’ve never listened to that guy. This is an overreaction leading to either a planned or unplanned disastrous result for tens of millions.
Whether that’s worth it for a bug that kills old people isn’t up to me, but it’s not worth it.
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Sounds grim. Better shut down the entire economy again for months because some guy who saw someone walking a dog looked sick a few days later. Science
Sounds like you didn't read what I wrote. Sad.
I did. You referenced Alex Jones twice today. I’ve never listened to that guy. This is an overreaction leading to either a planned or unplanned disastrous result for tens of millions.
Whether that’s worth it for a bug that kills old people isn’t up to me, but it’s not worth it.
I think your take is an overreaction to an overreaction. I'll do this in bullet points:
- I don't think the virus is a hoax, and I think it does more damage unpredictably to more than just old people. That was the point of my neighbor and a half-dozen other people I know well who've been fucked up by it ... or by something. All under 60, most well under 60. They're not dead but they are fucked up. We? don't know that much about it because it's new.
- I agree shutting the world down beyond a few weeks was a mistake. We needed some time to allow major healthcare centers to catch up and for everyone else to sort out a few common sense approaches to logistics so as to not make it worse and then move on with life.
- Masks don't solve the problem, but they are an incremental help according to credible sources. If the good people at UCF tell you that you have cancer, you're not going to not believe them unless you're stupid. And they're telling you. I'd rather wear them where it makes sense and open up the economy than not wear them and start this shit over again. I can handle a mask. I can't handle nobody being able to buy my company's products.
- I've been on team open up the economy from day one. I'm a founding member.
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
I'm not in many settings where it would do me a bit of good. Even shopping or eating out has more social distancing than protesting and all the medical folk say protesting doesn't spread it.
I wash my hands and use hand sanitizer after being somewhere and before going to the next stop.
I wear a mask at COSTCO bu will admit I'm not shopping there as much because I don't like it (and every one isn't wearing them properly anyway).
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on. And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
I'm not in many settings where it would do me a bit of good. Even shopping or eating out has more social distancing than protesting and all the medical folk say protesting doesn't spread it.
I wash my hands and use hand sanitizer after being somewhere and before going to the next stop.
I wear a mask at COSTCO bu will admit I'm not shopping there as much because I don't like it (and every one isn't wearing them properly anyway).
I agree Sleddy. I don't like them. They fog up my fucking glasses and I haven't been able to figure that one out. And I carry sanitizer in my car and use it. In other words, I'm not standing on my head to deal with it, but I'm also doing simple shit that's easy to do. But like you, given a choice, I'd rather not wear a mask and now that I'll never do anything for a living that requires wearing one most of the day.
I don't think most medical people actually believe protesting is a big exception to the rule of spreading the virus. I think most if not all of them see it as a problem.
You're in Idaho. I might be there someday myself because I'm about as fond of people as are you. I wear it at Costco. Just got back. Spend about $600 so that I don't have to go back again for a long tim.
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https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/5/19-0994_article
just go to the face mask sections
https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2020/06/417906/still-confused-about-masks-heres-science-behind-how-face-masks-prevent
So that's a tippy top medical school (which also addressed the CDC flip/flop). And the Mayo Clinic.
Real medical insight 2; Tug 0.
Sorry guys. You've flipped me on a number of matters, but I can't go with you on this one. I'd have to be convinced that the Mayo Clinic, UCSF, probably UW Med and the other big name medical schools, and Pence, are all in on the hoax, and the Tug experts have somehow figured it out.
I'm sorry, but that would take an Alex Jones-type leap of faith. I like vitamins, but come on.
And it makes some layman's sense. That someone could still get the Corona Crud doesn't mean the mask isn't incrementally helpful. That logic doesn't track.
I've know a few people who were almost taken out by this thing. The neighbor I mentioned a few months ago almost bit the shit. Saw him walking with this wife the other day; he looked like the walking dead. First time in almost 3.5 months he's seen the light of day. He'll also likely need a kidney transplant. Guy is in his early 50s and looks 80. Something did it.
I want to open up as badly as anyone. But I'm good exercising some caution while we do it.
Crucify me if you must. If Racebannon and Mike Damone can't intimidate me, nobody else is gonna. Come at me bro.
Whether that’s worth it for a bug that kills old people isn’t up to me, but it’s not worth it.
- I don't think the virus is a hoax, and I think it does more damage unpredictably to more than just old people. That was the point of my neighbor and a half-dozen other people I know well who've been fucked up by it ... or by something. All under 60, most well under 60. They're not dead but they are fucked up. We? don't know that much about it because it's new.
- I agree shutting the world down beyond a few weeks was a mistake. We needed some time to allow major healthcare centers to catch up and for everyone else to sort out a few common sense approaches to logistics so as to not make it worse and then move on with life.
- Masks don't solve the problem, but they are an incremental help according to credible sources. If the good people at UCF tell you that you have cancer, you're not going to not believe them unless you're stupid. And they're telling you. I'd rather wear them where it makes sense and open up the economy than not wear them and start this shit over again. I can handle a mask. I can't handle nobody being able to buy my company's products.
- I've been on team open up the economy from day one. I'm a founding member.
I wash my hands and use hand sanitizer after being somewhere and before going to the next stop.
I wear a mask at COSTCO bu will admit I'm not shopping there as much because I don't like it (and every one isn't wearing them properly anyway).
I don't think most medical people actually believe protesting is a big exception to the rule of spreading the virus. I think most if not all of them see it as a problem.
You're in Idaho. I might be there someday myself because I'm about as fond of people as are you. I wear it at Costco. Just got back. Spend about $600 so that I don't have to go back again for a long tim.