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It cannot capture all of it because it not a tight fit on your face. I have many friends who are nurses and doctors. They were panicking over the lack of available masks. To those who don't want to wear masks do you think they know something you don't? |
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That may go a loooong way in helping us keep cool heads and may even severely damage bad bickering in this forum. |
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The protesters have rights we don't have
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I haven’t been in a store yet where It was so crowded I couldn’t stay 6 feet from others. When someone who is passing me is closer than 6 feet I simply look in another direction as not to breath on them. I really don’t think it would matter if I was facing them though since I’m only breathing normally. If a mask is required I wear one. If I were in a crowded place I would wear one but mostly for the mental health of others. The panic over this virus is ridiculous.
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I agree with the article. Yes some droplets can get through but it only makes sense that having a mask on everyone is better than none at all. If you practice physical distancing with the mask you have cut down your chances of receiving enough of the load of droplets to infect you. Time exposed, strength of the amount of virus you inhale plus distance will lower your risk. It makes sense.
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Dr. Fauci discouraged masks because he was concerned about shortages for medical use. If you do any amount of research at all it is pretty clear that masks help reduce the spread. It is not that they protect you from getting it (although they are now saying it may help). It is more that it helps keep the infected who are pre-symptomatic or asymptomatic from spreading it to others. The only mask that is really good at protecting the wearer is the N95. Others will provide some protection, at least better than none. But any mask or face covering at all is very good at keeping infected people from expelling virus into the air through breathing, talking, coughing, or sneezing. If you choose not to wear a mask you are risking others health, not just your own.
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What you're saying may be true but it's not like we're wearing masks 24/7.
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Ohiobuckeye
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Do or don’t but
If one chooses to wear a mask please,
Don’t pull it away from your face as you talk. Don’t wear it on your chin. It defeats the purpose If you do either why? |
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[QUOTE=Slapnut;1784984]Where did you get your information from. Ask most nurses and doctors who will tell you that breathing in and out your own nitrogen is bad for your body. The pH level isn't balanced and this will result in not enough oxygen to your brain. You're also breathing in and out your own bacteria which isn't good for your body. Go ahead and believe what you want but if we were meant to breathe through masks,we would have been born with them. Also don't force what you feel is right on other people[/QUOT
This is so selfish. You don't like to breath in your own bacteria, but is okay to spread to others. Shame on you! |
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by the way, I wear a mask when I go into the store. I'm just sick and tired of the people who are attacking those who don't. And I always cough when I wear a mask, which then makes people look at me like I have the plague. I take of the mask the minute I walk out of the store and breathe the fresh air...no coughing. |
A funny thread really. Everything from the sky is falling to no way. I'm on more of the no way side. Masks, lock-downs, groups being unlawful... (unless you're protesting of course). It's all just a social experiment in controlling.
'Mask shamers' (yeah, that's a term now) I was told I was taking chances not wearing a mask a few weeks back by a lady that had to be 100 lb overweight. She nearly screamed at my reply, I'll bet she hasn't 'shamed' since. lol I'm in my early 60's, I'm active, very fit and haven't so much as had a cold in years. In the past 15 days, I've paddled probably 100 miles and cycled probably 60. I would have done much more but the afternoon storms keep me in more than I'd like. The obesity rate in America is at 40 percent. An estimated 300,000 deaths per year are caused by it. If you have a 'condition' due to your being too fat (diabetes etc.) that has put you at risk of getting the flu... hey wait a minute, you mean you've been ignoring your body for decades but now it's my responsibility to keep you healthy? haha No! I can guarantee everyone here is going to die of something. You can sit there and put blame on someone else or just man up and put blame on yourself. Life is like a sail. You can hang around that mast until you dry rot or you can go out in tatters, shredded from the winds. I prefer the windy ocean thank you. And on a side note. I've handled far too many masks and blue gloves these past few months myself. From parking lots, to trails, beaches and even one probably a mile out in the gulf. |
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Dr. Fauci says no... video
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Oh my god, I might get nitrogen narcosis if I breathe with a mask on. That damn dentist must be trying to kill me with the nitrogen he gave me. And that damn mask might stop a few droplets from getting through. If it won't stop 100% then I'm not wearing it. If I'm not 100% protected I'd rather not be protected at all! Interesting and intellectual arguments wouldn't you say?
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That's why people wear masks in public, and practice social distancing. |
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No, the research shows if both you and whoever you are around wear masks the likelihood of the virus to spread is very small. If you don't, it is very likely you will get the virus. Follow the science not the fantasy you see on TV.
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Follow the latest science, any new disease has evolving information but the countries that wear masks have gotten rid of the virus. Fairly simple science.
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I agree that masks help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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Stay out of my air space because you are reckless and that is your right. Me, I want to stick around a while longer.
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There are so many great quotes regarding all of this. Here are a few of my favorites.
Collective fear stimulates herd instinct, and tends to produce ferocity toward those who are not regarded as members of the herd. Sheep only need a single flock, but people need two: one to belong to and make them feel comfortable, and another to blame all of society’s problems on. Neither a man nor a crowd nor a nation can be trusted to act humanely or to think sanely under the influence of a great fear. |
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In order to correlate your post with mine, you should have said something like "I suppose you make passengers wear a seatbelt to protect them in case of an accident." I have been doing the shopping for my spouse for the past three months, including in the beginning by ordering on line and picking it up curbside. I think I said that I only wear protective gear because I wish to lower the chances of infecting my spouse. I hardly see how "not driving" would relate. Of course, if I did not go out to shop there would be less chance of contracting the virus. But, according to your suggestion, it would not matter whether or not I left that house, right? |
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Sound about right? Do unto others... |
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This is a recent research article on the transmission of the COVID-19 virus. Identifying airborne transmission as the dominant route for the spread of COVID-19 | PNAS |
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