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Surprising discovery: "people more likely to utilize tools designed to mitigate harm to others and tend to forego when they only risk harm to themselves." This is maybe interesting if you're a misandrist, otherwise it appears to completely be common sense.
wearing a mask while riding a bike outside demonstrates many things but a rational commitment to protecting others is not one of them
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Yeah man, you definitely wont disperse aerolised droplets in your vicinity when traversing past people on a bike. I completely forgot that laws of physics take a pause when you're on a bike. That is entirely my fault, I apologise!
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What was Solana thinking, he forgot all of the rigorous and well-conducted research showing outdoor transmission of COVID is extremely common!
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Wearing a mask period... $100 to whoever provides evidence surgical mask work *against viruses* (N95s of course do work) Last randomized study I read claimed surgical masks helped prevent Covid. When looking at the stats it was by less than 1%...
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What? N95s are to prevent infection of the wearer. Masks intended for retail are to prevent the wearer to infect others if they are an asymptomatic carrier. They are completely different purposes, why would the prevention of the wearer be at all relevant for retail masks?
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