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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
Also is "nothing is reliable" that means "some of it might be true." If we aren't able to tell which is truth and which is not - because nothing is reliable - it might want us to err on the side of caution. Not paranoia, not fear, not terror. Just caution.
So no - don't stay home with the doors locked to keep the Covid Bogeyman away. Instead, get out, wear a mask, keep your distance, wash your hands, don't touch your face.
And use common sense, like most people do. If wearing a mask for an hour makes you feel like you're too confined, then pull the mask away every 15 minutes for a few happy breaths of fresh air. Just make sure you're far enough away from everyone that if a sneeze suddenly explodes from your mouth, it won't have any chance of landing on anyone.
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Well said. "Err on the side of caution", "better safe than sorry" are only a couple many sayings that apply during these uncertain times.
If you see someone with a mask at the store, it might be be me looking out for your health. If I see someone wearing a mask, I will (silently) thank you for looking out for mine.
Respect!