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Thank you for admitting that masks do cause accessibility and other problems, and as such have a severe cost associated with their use. This brings us back to

Thank you for admitting that masks do cause accessibility and other problems, and as such have a severe cost associated with their use. This brings us back to our cost/benefit analysis from earlier. The repeated waves of infection in many regions when forced masking was in place show that the benefits of widespread everyday masking are minimal, and perhaps even non-existent. Combined with the significant costs of masking, we can confidently conclude that masking is not effective, and therefore should not be considered to be a technique that works.

joshuamorton 4y ago
> Thank you for admitting that masks do cause accessibility and other To the extent that I said there are accessibility concerns with masks, I have also claimed that all are solvable while continuing to wear masks. Further, the idea that someone, somewhere, might be inconvenienced isn't enough to suggest that they shouldn't be used or mandated, that's silly. > and as such have a severe cost associated with their use. I never stated this, please do not put words in my mouth. If you're going to not only lie about the science, but also lie about what I've said, I'll disengage. Your need to lie should demonstrate to anyone else following along how reliable your claims are. You continue to hold masks to a comical standard, and lie about them to do it. Don't.