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Everyone wants to debate whether the "noble lie" is *evil*, but using the world's institutional mouthpieces for coordination to lie to the public about how they could protect themselves during phase 1 of a long-haul battle with a deadly pandemic is just so beautifully *stupid*
In a few weeks we're all going to have to try to figure out how to near-simultaneously release urban lockdowns without inadvertently setting everything on fire, and "masks don't work" will be the backdrop against which we will have to do this
Totally agree. The notion that people would believe "masks don't work; also, we must save them for health care workers" is ludicrous. It speaks to the stupidity of WHO and CDC that they imagined that could be effective.
Agree. OTOH, as of last Sunday, about half of the replies I got to my Facebook posts on face masks (from Western Europeans friends) are along the lines of "masks don't work" & "listen to the WHO" Twitter is in full revolt against the WHO, but I wonder about the general sentiment
what happened?
i ve seen a lot of conflicting information on that. i guess it comes down to "they do help, it s just no guarantee".
"disinfection of surfaces doesn't help" was another fun one
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