How's the actual mask use? The majority of people I see reuse the same one over and over, frequently touch it and adjust it, and then touch other things. I don't see how they're achieving much more than safety theater that way.
Obviously medical professionals or other people who come in close contact would be better off using medical-grade masks in a hygienic and consistent way- but for the majority of grocery shoppers and such, I thought the purpose was simply reducing your ability to spread the germs.
1. Store reused masks in a designated spot to avoid cross contamination.
2. Wash hands after putting on and taking off used masks.
3. Dispose of masks which get wet or N95 masks which get folded.
This care can be achieved by PSAs in countries with functional governments.
There are good reasons they are called disposable masks.
Disposable masks that the majority of people are using are are not for reuse, and it says right on the box "not for viruses". The "oh but large particles they (aerosol experts) didn't think of that" thing is surreal to see people say with a covered face.
Yet those same masks are reused multiple times per day. Taken on and off. The multi-day exponential hand wave fails on reuse, the exhale re-hydrates the medium. Masks have a finite capacity before they are a net negative, and cloth IRL insanity is a growth medium.
The psychology of "wear a fake mask for others" is next level propaganda. It's right in line with the drastically more dangerous social contagion that person X knows better than person Y and therefore is righteous to force their ideas (medical procedures) on person Y.
Conditioning people to make medical decisions for others is too obvious, but here we are, fake masks and all.
It's a deadly religion, which repeats over and over in human history.
Line up. Right? https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/2020/08/03/oakland-unive...
"There is no benefit and there may even be negative impact." https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8583925/The-land-no...
-Seriously-: Why not wear the masks forever?
yet...
"Every single claim you make here requires scientific evidence as in actual studies that demonstrate such effects."
Boyle's Law: http://v6y.net/maskop2
Your turn, maybe you can start with "Reuse of medical masks is fine". This issue clearly is generating interest.
Can you say it? Why not wear the masks forever?