> Looking at how masks are being used (reused, touched) one could argue they do more harm than good One could argue that, but one would look like a moron witho

> Looking at how masks are being used (reused, touched) one could argue they do more harm than good One could argue that, but one would look like a moron without any proof, and with a lot of evidence showing the exact opposite. Given the huge amount of evidence of transmission by cough droplets and the lack of evidence of even a single transmission out of millions by touching masks/surfaces, keeping droplets out of your mouth and nose is the only thing that helps and it definitely does more good than harm.