Taco John 03:00 AM 11-28-2021
The rollout of this NeW vArIaNt!!!! feels completely stiff and scripted. It feels like a completely poorly written screenplay. I practically expect them to try to rebrand it Covid-21 at any moment now.
This show needs new writers.
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BleedingRed 12:44 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Donger :
On the contrary.
No, you missed it. He doesn't think aerosol particles can go through masks.
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Pawnmower 12:44 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic :
National Academy of Sciences 2020.
Data do not back cloth masks to limit COVID-19, experts say
cotton cloth is the worst, even multiple layers. But nylon cloth is much better...as are other materials. This has been known for a while.
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MahomesMagic 12:44 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Direckshun :
Alright, so you're arguing that Covid is initially riding microdroplets, which then evaporate, allowing Covid-19 to fly on its own?
Am I summarizing your argument effectively?
The argument is that when you breathe you don't just exhale large droplets that a cloth mask could catch.
You exhale aerosols containing the virus.
These will go right through a cloth mask.
Get it now?
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BleedingRed 12:45 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic :
The argument is that when you breathe you don't just exhale large droplets that a cloth mask could catch.
You exhale aerosols containing the virus.
These will go right through a cloth mask.
Get it now?
Again much nicer than me
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Direckshun 12:45 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic :
The argument is that when you breathe you don't just exhale large droplets that a cloth mask could catch.
You exhale aerosols containing the virus.
These will go right through a cloth mask.
Get it now?
So... microdroplets? Would that be an effective word to summarize what you're describing?
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Donger 12:46 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by BleedingRed :
No, you missed it. He doesn't think aerosol particles can go through masks.
Ye, I'm aware of that. And how did the the aerosol originate?
From a human expelling the virus in a respiratory droplet, which can be stopped by masks.
Do I need to break out the crayons, or can you pull it together?
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Donger 12:46 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic :
You exhale aerosols containing the virus.
:-)
Holy shit.
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GloryDayz 12:47 PM 11-29-2021
MahomesMagic 12:47 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Direckshun :
Alright, so to be clear, can I use 2020 research or not?
I am referring to the media spin you are buying is straight out of 2020.
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Taco John 12:47 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by BleedingRed :
Is it just these people have a complete lack of understanding?
"Well, the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so.” -Ronald Reagan
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Pawnmower 11-29-2021, 12:48 PM
BleedingRed 12:48 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Direckshun :
So... microdroplets? Would that be an effective word to summarize what you're describing?
no.........
aerosol particles
YOU
DENSE
MOTHER
FUCKER
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MahomesMagic 12:48 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Direckshun :
So... microdroplets? Would that be an effective word to summarize what you're describing?
It's not a large enough droplet to be stopped by cloth.
Aerosol transmission is the better way to think of it.
And cloth won't do shit.
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BleedingRed 12:49 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by Donger :
:-)
Holy shit.
Uh...........
You do know that there is a difference right?
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Pawnmower 12:49 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by BleedingRed :
no.........
aerosol particles
YOU
DENSE
MOTHER
****ER
its actually both
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Direckshun 12:50 PM 11-29-2021
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic :
I am referring to the media spin you are buying is straight out of 2020.
Okay, so can I use research from 2020 or not?
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