I don't have a mask so I am seeking alternate means to cover my face when I need to go outside. If people find that amusing, OK. Good for you. If there are minor precautions I can take to avoid inhaling respiratory discharges from random people on the street, I will take those.
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I've seen conflicting info on whether they actually help. Some say they do in fact help. Commonsense tells me creating a barrier that diminishes the likelihood of inhaling respiratory discharge would in fact help to some extent.
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Because it spreads through asymptomatic cases, the general public using face barriers will protect in both directions. Governments and the WHO are being irresponsible not to recommend this.
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