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I didn't downvote. I'll offer this. This (the quote is from the Swedish health authority) was proven wrong yesterday. People touch their face less with a mas

by wolco 6y ago

I didn't downvote. I'll offer this. This (the quote is from the Swedish health authority) was proven wrong yesterday. People touch their face less with a masks. Based on cctv studies in England. "a face mask which is itchy and falls below the nose contributes to your hands often touching the mouth, eyes and nose which can increase the risk of infection"

toxik 6y ago
The question is not simply “do masks have any benefit”, it’s “do masks have enough benefit to be worthwhile mandatory policy”. There are many ways to deal with this pandemic, and it’s getting more and more “with us or against us”. This censoring that Twitter et al now engage in is very, very troubling.