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Why do you need to 'protect others' if their mask works inbound? You have no idea whether you are 'protecting others' or just creating plastic waste for no goo
by neilwilson 5y ago
Why do you need to 'protect others' if their mask works inbound?
You have no idea whether you are 'protecting others' or just creating plastic waste for no good reason. Clearly masks are not trivial to validate given that there is no evidence they have any positive effect whatsoever in the real world. No deflection in rates can be seen from NPIs and the process leaks like crazy.
It's entirely a backward belief. Believing you are 'protecting others', yet doing nothing to protect yourself against the almost certain risk that other people won't be 'protecting others'.
None of it makes any sense in any logical analysis.
- FeepingCreature 5y ago> Why do you need to 'protect others' if their mask works inbound? Huh? You need to protect others because masks (mostly) don't work inbound, that's what I'm saying. (But do work outbound.) > Clearly masks are not trivial to validate given that there is no evidence they have any positive effect Sorry, restate: the presence of masks is trivial to validate.