> evidence ranges from the fact that masks almost certainly capture water droplets That’s not evidence, that’s a hypothesis. And in its current form it can be

> evidence ranges from the fact that masks almost certainly capture water droplets That’s not evidence, that’s a hypothesis. And in its current form it can be empirically disproved: Some masks allow droplets through and others don’t. Most people have no idea which one they are wearing. https://youtu.be/Py6SCZHAUgQ https://youtu.be/Py6SCZHAUgQ Of those which don’t allow passage, many will simply redirect the exhaled air from going forward to going sideways with same number of droplets left in the air. For example a surgical mask does just that - my glasses fog up at every exhale.