it has in my social circle
it’s interesting how hand sanitiser never really took off as liturgical act to ward off disease in the way that face masks did.
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("Liturgical" -- bravo.)
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Less perpetual signalling potential.
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good point. hard to fit into your twitter profile pic.
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Less visible cult
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Also washing or sanitize hands is less abnormal and unnatural compared to muzzling yourself So the cult signal value is much weaker
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Not only is it something that you can’t broadcast your virtue with as easily you also can’t screen people visually for if they’ve used hand sanitizer sufficiently or not.
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They did in Brazil. It was disgusting when you'd shake people hands afterwards because I'm sure the stuff people ended up buying was cheap knock off stuff
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interesting. I spent part of the summer in Switzerland, and I noticed it was largely used in place of masks, i.e. stores would have mandatory hand sanitiser but no mask requirement
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It did on cruise ships.
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