Salmo admits to not having read anything about masks and Covid in the last two years. Last I heard was that airborne viruses, like Covid, along with bacteria, generally cling to respiratory droplets too, so that many of them end up being stopped by the mask. If that has been demonstrated to be wrong, then I'll accept it. Contrary to what some of you have decided about me, I am all about "Let us seek the truth and go where it leads us."
Streamer, of course I'm more concerned about potential effects of a virus on me than I am about society in general. Society in general consists of about 47% Trump voters. Obviously I don't give a sh!t about them; that would be counter-productive and a clear waste of concern.
Salmo, because you are a selfish boomer who doesn’t mind authoritarian mandates that significantly impact everyone else as long as “I have muhhhh safety.” There is nothing wrong with having no mandates but encouraging everyone to take their own precautions. You could have easily stayed home watching your CNN boomer box and ordered groceries for delivery and it would have made no difference to you. Instead, “I need muhhh mandates” in order to unnecessarily drag everyone else down to your level of misery. You are actually a terrible person for this.
Still, no studies showing effectiveness of mask usage, but plenty of studies showing their ineffectiveness. There are also and more studies that show covid mandates did nothing. One that I have a copy of is from The Mercatus Center at George Mason University that found,
“We find that indoor vaccine mandates had no significant impact on COVID-19 vaccine uptake, cases, or deaths across all nine cities that implemented the policy.”
Seriously, Salmo. You are supposedly a scientist but you seem to be wrong about all the science related to covid. You’ve posted research about fisheries topics in the past. You ever wonder why you aren’t able to provide research to support your positions about anything related to covid? Yeah… because there is none.
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