These categories don't reflect any kind of reality other than maybe at the margins. Most people follow basic public health policy guidelines, almost everyone b

These categories don't reflect any kind of reality other than maybe at the margins. Most people follow basic public health policy guidelines, almost everyone begrudgingly so on some level, as nobody actually wants to wear a mask obviously. Outside of required guidelines, some may wear a little more often than others, surely older people might be more likely, and those who are vaccinate less likely. That's it. It's not a social signal or an indicator of anything. You can't deduce anything from someone's mask unless they are doing something truly awkward like literally not wearing a mask when they are clearly supposed to, or over protecting such as wearing an N100 while alone in a public space. Otherwise, it's just a normal thing we are resigned to doing in certain situations.