> The problem I've had with this argument is immunocompromised individuals existed before COVID but masking and obsessive testing was nearly nonexistent outside

> The problem I've had with this argument is immunocompromised individuals existed before COVID but masking and obsessive testing was nearly nonexistent outside the elderly and infirm. Now that things have largely reverted back to normal, why have behaviors not followed? My general hope from society is that we learn new things and improve over time. COVID completely changed the public and expert understanding of airborne illnesses. While cloth masks don't work, N95-grade masks absolutely do.