Gulo Blue
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Yes: The evidence is way too overwhelming for me to take seriously. By the way, the CDC term for wearing masks is ?Source Control.?
And there are many studies published prior to 2020 that concluded masks are not efficacious in preventing the spread of the flu and colds.
...And the CDC only recommends cloth face coverings. Not paper.
?COVID-19 is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation.? A great way to keep changing the narrative.
?Social Distancing? is a contradiction of terms, but 6 feet of separation makes facial recognition easier ,even with masks.
A lot of past studies didn't look at all at whether an infected person wearing a mask transmitted less to others. Only at the reverse.
I'm sure a study of people that sneeze into their elbows during flu season would show that it doesn't help reduce the odds of the elbow-sneezer catching the flu.