Nah, I don't need more time—it couldn't have been more telling than the past two years.
I'm good, thanks. Similarly, MDs on WHO committees *yelled* at the aerosol scientists on this thread, but time has spoken there as well. Not everyone with degrees can do good science.
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Could not agree more. I watched elderly people with thin cloth masks on a flight next to coughing, sneezing people removing their masks to drink, and realized that if they hadn't gone looking for it, those elderly ppl had no information about KN95/N95 vs cloth masks' efficacy.
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But they have not, because today, amidst all this in NYC, I'm watching elderly people enter an enclosed, unventilated space with very limited protection, unprotected essential workers, and little awareness, even. That's why it matters. It's bigger than anyone's personal feelings.
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The size distinction isn't just about that, it always comes with "it's a continuum", which is just medical gish-gallop for "but droplet precautions are still very useful in prevention." The plexiglass, faceshields, loose surgical masks, the hand-washing, all considered valid.
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