So we know that masks: 1. Reduce viral load if you do receive the virus 2. Reduce airborne virus transmission velocity Nosehairs seem to be a natural analog: A. Few when you're young so that you can build immunity when young B. Long and thick when old to reduce infection
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Your pores, molecular particles are all around you, at all times and can get through any opening having the opportunity. Balding is just a form decay; eventually as you get older, your defensive mechanisms tend to crumble with time.
Then why not the sides of my head? There are parts of my body without hair. I'm confused!
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You actually have hair everywhere, only places that do no grow hair (most of the time) is your palm, your lips and the bottom of your feet; but you have hair everywhere from the ear lobes to your forehead. Some areas have hair so transparent and small that you can't see them.
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Another logic; South Korean doctors testing citizens aren't just wearing face masks and gloves. They cover their entire body.
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