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> It’s surprisingly easy to stop transmission I am afraid this is not true. It is not easy to stop transmission. I dont have on my phone links to studies but I
by gls2ro 3y ago
> It’s surprisingly easy to stop transmission
I am afraid this is not true. It is not easy to stop transmission. I dont have on my phone links to studies but I remember that all mechanism we have except quarantine are working within a probability range.
With all measures that we took for this virus it is now probably in all communities around the glob.
- AnthonBerg 3y agoI understand. I swear, however: It is surprisingly easy, it is literally surprising to learn how easy it is to stop transmission. It’s essentially this: People breathe it out. Don’t breathe it in. We have filtration materials that strip it out of the air. It has been easy to avoid infection. I have found it easy. Mechanically speaking. Socially, it has been difficult. Because of severe failures of judgement made by people in positions of responsibility in public health organizations. Because of obviously incorrect guidance. I am aware that this is an extraordinarily tall claim. I ask to be forgiven, ask for your consideration, promise that I am in good faith and under a moral obligation to point to this. Here’s one reference for it out of many available: What Were the Historical Reasons for the Resistance to Recognizing Airborne Transmission during the COVID-19 Pandemic?, submitted 2021, published 2022 – https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3904176 https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3904176 — edit: There are also recent studies which show that immunization does confer blocking protection, if the inhaled dose is lowered. Apologies; Am out of time, there’s a child to attend to.