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>suggests that surgical masks worn by infected persons could have a clinically significant impact on transmission could have, doesn't mean will have and most

• Shared404 6y ago
  From Above: > You've moved the goalpost: > Masks don't work -> Some masks don't work. Edit: Also, really? You're going to be that pedantic? It's pretty obvious what the intent behind that sentence was. Until you can provide a better source, I'm done.
  • matz1 6y ago
    for clarification, this is my stance: most mask that is used by general population doesn't work, at least for the purpose of preventing virus. If you want to force people to wear mask(whether they want it or not) you better come up with strong evidence that it work and the benefit should be more than the downside. At least I'm still willing to accept compromise by not against voluntary mask.
    • Shared404 6y ago
      I know I said I was done, but I ran across this earlier: https://thehill.com/policy/international/530628-swedens-king-on-coronavirus-strategy-we-have-failed https://thehill.com/policy/international/530628-swedens-king... > If you want to force people to wear mask(whether they want it or not) you better come up with strong evidence that it work and the benefit should be more than the downside. Already provided both, but we're not going back into that until you have more sources, preferably reputable ones that actually agree with you. > At least I'm still willing to accept compromise by not against voluntary mask. That's... not a compromise. That's literally where you started.
      • matz1 6y ago
        >https://thehill.com/policy/international/530628-swedens-king-on-coronavirus-strategy-we-have-failed https://thehill.com/policy/international/530628-swedens-king... I disagree with him by calling it failed. the death rate is not significantly different compared to previous year and most importantly life is still pretty much normal. >Already provided both, but we're not going back into that until you have more sources, preferably reputable ones that actually agree with you. You haven't provided strong evidence so far, all the evidence you provided are inconclusive and insufficient. >That's... not a compromise What do you mean not compromise ? You wanted mask, I can't support forced mask but still willing to accept voluntary mask. Mask doesn't work but if you want to wear it then its your choice, I think its silly but I won't be against it. That's a compromise.
        • Shared404 6y ago
          > That's a compromise. No, that's a default. You doing your thing and me doing mine. That's not what a compromise is.
          • matz1 6y ago
            >You doing your thing and me doing mine. I'm ok with that. you want to wear your mask its up to you, as long as you are not forcing it to other people.
            • Shared404 6y ago
              Yes, I know you are OK with that. I said it wasn't a compromise, it's the default. Did you even read my comment?
              • matz1 6y ago
                Ok fine maybe we interpret compromise differently. Nonetheless I'm still against forced mask mandate.