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Fiddy retards not wearing a mask.
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OK yes. But HOSPITALIZATIONS ARE GOING UP! I would agree with the naysayers IF positive tests were going up but hospitalizations were remaining flat but they are not. They are going UP. Which means? More people are getting sick! Sure the death rate is lower now because hospitals have figured out (somewhat) effective treatments that are preventing mass deaths. But who wants to be that sick, on a respirator, etc? Wake up people PLEASE. |
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O2=152 pm CO2=232 pm SARS-CoV-2=0.12 microns So, a single SARS-CoV-2 virus is roughly 789 times the size of on O2 molecule. However, respiratory droplets - the means of transmission - are > 5 microns, so you're looking at a minimum size difference of 32,894 times greater than an 02 molecule. Quote:
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In Florida, it's mostly young people testing positive, which means nothing as they recover quickly. So while cases may be rising there (we don't know for sure but it could be), they don't have the same problem others do. They don't need to be alarmed. Arizona has a problem. Why though? Inadequate health system? Aging population? Obesity problem? They may have to deal with the opening differently although again, nobody talks about what's going on. What happens there may not happen elsewhere. Quote:
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It's very simple.
Let's say you are in a car with 4 people. 2 of them are infected. The virus spreads from droplets from talking, coughing, sneezing etc. If the 2 infected people were a mask the other 2 people are obviously much much less likely to get infected. It greatly reduces the chance. If the other 2 people also wear a mask it reduces the chance even more. So of course masks help. I don't get how anyway could say mask do not work, it's common sense. There might be some disadvantages in wearing a mask for very long periods of time, but the advantages are far far bigger. You don't wear a mask just for yourself, you mainly wear it to not infect others. It's a collective thing, that greatly helps slowing down the spread of the virus. The more people were masks, the faster things go back to normal. Cases are spiking a lot in the US and some cities are even starting to close down again because people are too stubborn to wear a mask. I'd rather wear a mask and go back to normal... |
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And yes, it's a virus and we must learn to live with it. But unlike other viruses (like the flu) we do not have sufficient tools yet to "live with it". No mass immunity, no vaccine, varied treatments but nothing universal....so again this is UNlike other viruses we have learned to live with. Will we live with this eventually? Yes - but not for another year or more. Until then: wear a mask! People are acting like they have to wear masks 24/7 and what a hardship it is. My God people we're talking a few minutes a day at most, when you go out to the store, etc. Amazing. |
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