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Since some seem to miss this point completely, the mask isn't there solely to prevent you from catching the virus. It's also there to prevent you from spreading it to other people if you have it.

It's not enough to "cover your mouth when you need to" when you cough or whatever. You spread droplets from your mouth just from talking and breathing.

Wear a mask people, again, it's not that hard.

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8 minutes ago, ClawOn said:

Which report was that?   I'd be encouraged to see the 75% number. 

In general I'd recommend against the name calling. Makes it seem like you don't have any actual facts to support your argument. 

https://fightcovid19.hku.hk/hku-hamster-research-shows-masks-effective-in-preventing-covid-19-transmission/

the institute is legit

this hasn't been peer reviewed yet, however. Though it kinda lines up with common fuging sense so

 

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6 minutes ago, ClawOn said:

Which report was that?   I'd be encouraged to see the 75% number. 

In general I'd recommend against the name calling. Makes it seem like you don't have any actual facts to support your argument. 

Ask electro, he's the one that made that claim about the 75% number, not me. 

Secondly, you're going to call me out for calling him a dork, but going to ignore him when he said "Whether or not you can think two moves ahead and understand this" which implies I'm slow. He gets a pass, right? 

And what facts was I trying to pass off in my argument? Everything I said was based on my own personal opinion. I wasn't trying to pass anything off as "facts." 

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this is a really good graph to pay attention to

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basically if you remove the places that actually had aggressive lockdown procedures, you don't have a large mass pulling the overall numbers down. 

rest of america is uh, not doing great. and again, this is with georgia, tx, and fl cooking the books. 

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45 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

this is a really good graph to pay attention to

image.thumb.png.4c2d5ba8141cc486a7082878e2c4f449.png

basically if you remove the places that actually had aggressive lockdown procedures, you don't have a large mass pulling the overall numbers down. 

rest of america is uh, not doing great. and again, this is with georgia, tx, and fl cooking the books. 

I guarantee NY and NJ are fudging numbers, too.

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1 hour ago, R0CKnR0LLA said:

life just isn't worth living unless I can sit in the stands drinking luke warm $13 budweisers while cheering on the panthers to an inevitable 3-13 season

what’s happening in Wisconsin has shown the hypocrisy of reopening for the sake of the economy. it’s all about going to a bar.

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