"(CDC)
recommended " is not the same as Mandatory
"droplets can infect you through your mouth, nose, or eyes" how come no eye patch then ?
"For the non-infected person, wearing masks protects their mouth and nose, preventing the virus from ever getting in" Really ?
What about the eyes that was mentioned earlier ? That's not a problem anymore ?
"there is little data about whether the suspended droplets are infectious " Really ? so what is the point if you have no data ?
"Researchers found that 3 of 10 (30%) of the respiratory droplet samples and 4 of 10 (40%) of the aerosol samples from those who weren’t wearing the masks contained SARS-CoV-2 " So I am supposed to belive that someone has counted and examined each of those 10 droplets one by one and only found 3 or 4 that have the virus and this is why we must use the mask ? So that means that 6 or 7 of those do not contain any virus if I understand that correctly
"it is critical to make sure it is worn correctly and that the nose and mouth are covered in order to maximize protection and reduce exposure to others " sure but how many people actually do that ?
"Currently, the CDC states that N95 respirators are
not for use by the general public" sure because we would not want the healthcare workers to use those cheap masks and get infected
"If you own surgical masks, it is important to note that they are designed for one-time use " I have seen many people puting them on and off all day
"In brief, you can wash cloth face coverings like regular laundry " How many people do you believe are actually doing that ?
Are they doing laundry every day just to wash the mask ? I doubt it
"Wearing a mask reduces your risk of infection and the risk you transmit the virus to others " The key word there is "reduce"
as oppsed to " While N95 respirators are the most effective at preventing transmission " Key word there "preventing"
There is a big difference between reduce and prevent
Mathematical models also confirm the impact wearing masks has in slowing the spread of the virus at the population level
Here we go again with the models How many time you have to be proven wrong before you stop believing in models ?
Notice another word there "slowing the spread" as opposed to stopping the spread
"The evidence is clear: " Really what evidence ? I have not seen any real evidence here