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Not arguing for/against masks, merely pointing out the analogy. For your parachute analogy. Imagine that its given the parachute will have very large holes (sim
by conqrr 6y ago
Not arguing for/against masks, merely pointing out the analogy. For your parachute analogy. Imagine that its given the parachute will have very large holes (similar to the droplets being very very small). Its useless having a parchute in that case.
- kinkrtyavimoodh 6y agoI am pretty sure that a parachute with holes will still have reduced terminal velocity than not having a parachute. I get your argument but unlike a man crashing to death, we are playing a probability game here. Viral load also matters, even if you can stop some of the virus from entering, it can only help.