Sure, Jan. That's why you're anti-mask. We know you've always cared deeply about the environment.clearspira wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:57 pm Incidentally, one of the main reasons I am anti-mask is that there are an estimated TWO BILLION of the things now swimming around the ocean. They are an ecological disaster. Which amuses me given that this is the week of the worldwide climate summit and all.
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It's possible to make a case that the numbers are going up because of people touching their masks, but I think society is somewhat content with preventing yourself from being able to breath unto other people in spite of the probability that you are touching your mask and not sterilizing your hands. Covid is something the elitist scientific community refer to as an airborn virus.clearspira wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:57 pm Masks don't work properly because most people don't use them properly. The correct way to use a mask is to DISINFECT your hands prior to picking it up, use it ONCE, and then DISCARD it either in the bin in the case of those cheap blue masks or back in the laundry in the case of the fabric ones. The amount of people who keep a grubby mask in their pocket or touch a surface before picking up their mask seems to count in my eyes to ''almost everyone.''
Incidentally, one of the main reasons I am anti-mask is that there are an estimated TWO BILLION of the things now swimming around the ocean. They are an ecological disaster. Which amuses me given that this is the week of the worldwide climate summit and all.
..What mirror universe?
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I highly doubt the numbers are going up because they are not using the mask the right way.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 1:33 amIt's possible to make a case that the numbers are going up because of people touching their masks, but I think society is somewhat content with preventing yourself from being able to breath unto other people in spite of the probability that you are touching your mask and not sterilizing your hands. Covid is something the elitist scientific community refer to as an airborn virus.clearspira wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:57 pm Masks don't work properly because most people don't use them properly. The correct way to use a mask is to DISINFECT your hands prior to picking it up, use it ONCE, and then DISCARD it either in the bin in the case of those cheap blue masks or back in the laundry in the case of the fabric ones. The amount of people who keep a grubby mask in their pocket or touch a surface before picking up their mask seems to count in my eyes to ''almost everyone.''
Incidentally, one of the main reasons I am anti-mask is that there are an estimated TWO BILLION of the things now swimming around the ocean. They are an ecological disaster. Which amuses me given that this is the week of the worldwide climate summit and all.
More likely that all precautions are gone, no one cares, and not being vaccinated.
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Not sure about all that, but I'm pretty sure clearspira is wrong ;pMcAvoy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 4:11 amI highly doubt the numbers are going up because they are not using the mask the right way.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 1:33 amIt's possible to make a case that the numbers are going up because of people touching their masks, but I think society is somewhat content with preventing yourself from being able to breath unto other people in spite of the probability that you are touching your mask and not sterilizing your hands. Covid is something the elitist scientific community refer to as an airborn virus.clearspira wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:57 pm Masks don't work properly because most people don't use them properly. The correct way to use a mask is to DISINFECT your hands prior to picking it up, use it ONCE, and then DISCARD it either in the bin in the case of those cheap blue masks or back in the laundry in the case of the fabric ones. The amount of people who keep a grubby mask in their pocket or touch a surface before picking up their mask seems to count in my eyes to ''almost everyone.''
Incidentally, one of the main reasons I am anti-mask is that there are an estimated TWO BILLION of the things now swimming around the ocean. They are an ecological disaster. Which amuses me given that this is the week of the worldwide climate summit and all.
More likely that all precautions are gone, no one cares, and not being vaccinated.
..What mirror universe?
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Yeah I would like to see the figure of 2 billion came from. That doesn't seem right.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:03 amNot sure about all that, but I'm pretty sure clearspira is wrong ;pMcAvoy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 4:11 amI highly doubt the numbers are going up because they are not using the mask the right way.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 1:33 amIt's possible to make a case that the numbers are going up because of people touching their masks, but I think society is somewhat content with preventing yourself from being able to breath unto other people in spite of the probability that you are touching your mask and not sterilizing your hands. Covid is something the elitist scientific community refer to as an airborn virus.clearspira wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:57 pm Masks don't work properly because most people don't use them properly. The correct way to use a mask is to DISINFECT your hands prior to picking it up, use it ONCE, and then DISCARD it either in the bin in the case of those cheap blue masks or back in the laundry in the case of the fabric ones. The amount of people who keep a grubby mask in their pocket or touch a surface before picking up their mask seems to count in my eyes to ''almost everyone.''
Incidentally, one of the main reasons I am anti-mask is that there are an estimated TWO BILLION of the things now swimming around the ocean. They are an ecological disaster. Which amuses me given that this is the week of the worldwide climate summit and all.
More likely that all precautions are gone, no one cares, and not being vaccinated.
From what I understand, your basic blue masks are biodegradable anyway.
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Plus we don't know if that's all covid masks or from earlier too.
Maybe they took a poll. Asked a bunch of people to check the box if they've "thrown their mask into the ocean." and enough people checked it and statistical science came back with 2 billion.
Maybe they took a poll. Asked a bunch of people to check the box if they've "thrown their mask into the ocean." and enough people checked it and statistical science came back with 2 billion.
..What mirror universe?
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I was always amuses by people saying they couldn't breathe in the masks for hours. And seeing some memes saying that masks cut off oxygen. But yet we got surgeons using them hours on end to do very delicate work on a human body without complaint.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:35 am Plus we don't know if that's all covid masks or from earlier too.
Maybe they took a poll. Asked a bunch of people to check the box if they've "thrown their mask into the ocean." and enough people checked it and statistical science came back with 2 billion.
Though I suspect those masks are burned along with everything else that comes out of a hospital.
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I have not, but at your suggestion I have ordered some and shall try them. Thank you.Fuzzy Necromancer wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:31 pmHave you tried those "3D" masks? They are supposed to be better re glasses fogging. Also I've heard that breathing through your nose helps with the restriction.Nealithi wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 12:06 pmPretty sure I dislike this argument as you are saying all people should be the same and have the exact same thresholds for everything. Followed by an insult that says anyone that does not live up to that standard is a woman.J!! wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 10:12 amNo, no they really aren't. As a minimum-wage 'essential' (read: expendable) worker, I've spent around 40 hours a week in a KN95 for the past 18ish months. So I can say definitively that anyone who claims to find them so horribly unbearable, is just being a massive fucking pussy. And believe me, I've met plenty of such people in that time.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 3:43 am They're really quite inconvenient though for daily affairs.
But just so you know where I stand on this. I despise these masks. They barely cut things back to manageable levels. (I have hay fever. So cut grass puts me in sneezing fits. My mother has asthma so bad perfume chokes her. And we can clearly smell both through the masks.) But they do restrict breathing to the point that I go to the Home Depot for something I need to gasp in my car for a minute after I take off the mask so I can drive. And all that is beside the point that no one including me can fit the bloody things to not fog my glasses. Thank God I do not have to wear the thing while driving.
But if I am to be around people I wear the mask as required. You don't have to like it, you just have to do it.
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Can't breathe would be serious. Do people not understand the difference between difficulty and inability?McAvoy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:42 amI was always amuses by people saying they couldn't breathe in the masks for hours. And seeing some memes saying that masks cut off oxygen. But yet we got surgeons using them hours on end to do very delicate work on a human body without complaint.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:35 am Plus we don't know if that's all covid masks or from earlier too.
Maybe they took a poll. Asked a bunch of people to check the box if they've "thrown their mask into the ocean." and enough people checked it and statistical science came back with 2 billion.
Though I suspect those masks are burned along with everything else that comes out of a hospital.
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Honestly I call bullshit on the whole 'can't breathe' thing these anti maskers say. Sure there are people hardcof breathing and a mask doesn't help. Sure these masks does create a bit of anxiety with those wearing it.Nealithi wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 6:15 amCan't breathe would be serious. Do people not understand the difference between difficulty and inability?McAvoy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:42 amI was always amuses by people saying they couldn't breathe in the masks for hours. And seeing some memes saying that masks cut off oxygen. But yet we got surgeons using them hours on end to do very delicate work on a human body without complaint.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 5:35 am Plus we don't know if that's all covid masks or from earlier too.
Maybe they took a poll. Asked a bunch of people to check the box if they've "thrown their mask into the ocean." and enough people checked it and statistical science came back with 2 billion.
Though I suspect those masks are burned along with everything else that comes out of a hospital.
But what you cannot tell me is that these masks are harmful to the whole community.
For many who don't want to wear one for whatever reason, it's just an excuse.
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