I wonder how many folks scoffing at the possibility of catching CV still buy lottery tickets...
Sometimes the masks are to protect the person wearing it . . . and others are to protect the other folks nearby.
N95s are the only masks to protect the wearer. The "dust" masks just prevent droplets from being spread via sneeze or coughing.
I'd imagine that they're in a "tizzy" because they issue them to patients and visitors.
I just got back from Sam's. Watched an older lady wearing disposable gloves and a face mask. She was handling the cart and merchandise. She was also more worried about how fashionable she looked with the mask. She was constantly fiddling with the mask, adjusting the position, lifting it up and down, re-squeezing the metal strip, etc. I thought damn, this woman is likely to be in a hospital bed within the next two weeks.
I wonder how many folks scoffing at the possibility of catching CV still buy lottery tickets...
This is the Internet. Don't be bringing no logic up in here.
FIFY
I shopped Aldi this morning and most customers and a few employees had mask and gloves yet few observed social distance. It's really pathetic at this point. Bring on the fines.
Not true. Other masks don’t provide as much protection but they do protect. Multiple studies have looked at this.
UV_C at that level would fry you. Great sanitizer though. The units are used to sanitize drinking water, hotel rooms, and hospital rooms.How about making a halo out of UV lamps! That would sterilize the air you both breathe and exhale! I'll bet it could be patented, too.
There is no virus (or germ) small enough to slip in between photons!
Woody
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