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Ummm... The positive pressure keeps airborne contaminants away from the wearer. The germs off of the researcher in the lab as it were. I'm not sure how it woul

Ummm... The positive pressure keeps airborne contaminants away from the wearer. The germs off of the researcher in the lab as it were. I'm not sure how it would prevent contamination from getting on people outside the suit?

busterarm 3y ago
I was offering a farcical suggestion to a farcical problem.
- nerevarthelame 3y ago
  Seems like a real problem to me. On average around 1,200 people die from COVID in the US every week, including the guy in the article that started this conversation.
- kelnos 3y ago
  It wasn't funny, then. At least make a farcical suggestion that would actually help, not make the problem (farcical or otherwise) worse. I do agree with the overall point that it's likely not really anyone's fault that Alexander eventually got COVID. Being perfect 100% of the time isn't feasible for anyone, even people in health-compromised situations.