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Topic	Coronavirus Topic 12 - Wishing all speedy recoveries this affects
Corrik7 11/20/20 1:38:57 PM #327:	Leafeon13N posted... Again, you are trying to show masks are ineffective and harmful. You are linking an article of a poorly done study from April that shows they are more likely to have a positive PERSONAL protection rate. Your leg is looking real gimpy. I am not trying to show anything besides that differing opinions exist. I linked to one article and another that referenced many different studies to show the results were mixed. There is not 100% agreement on it. There is a notable chunk that disagree. It has of course not been definitively proven that they work, but we can surmise there is a good likelihood they work. Hence, the second article talks about the precautionary principle. In that, why wouldn't we wear them because at worst they may have been pointless but at best they did help. Thus, we have no real draw back to not wear them. That said, there is an even smaller contingent that argue that masks are a detriment. However, that is a much smaller opinion. Also, way to get blasted on your bullshit numbers you stated and get proven wrong... then claim I am on a wobbly leg. lmfao --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1) <cite>Corrik7 posted [p:947403590] in Coronaviru... [t:79015280]...</cite> <quote>Leafeon13N posted... </cite> <quote>Again, you are trying to show masks are ineffective and harmful. You are linking an article of a poorly done study from April that shows they are more likely to have a positive PERSONAL protection rate. Your leg is looking real gimpy.</quote>I am not trying to show anything besides that differing opinions exist. I linked to one article and another that referenced many different studies to show the results were mixed. There is not 100% agreement on it. There is a notable chunk that disagree. It has of course not been definitively proven that they work, but we can surmise there is a good likelihood they work. Hence, the second article talks about the precautionary principle. In that, why wouldn't we wear them because at worst they may have been pointless but at best they did help. Thus, we have no real draw back to not wear them. That said, there is an even smaller contingent that argue that masks are a detriment. However, that is a much smaller opinion. Also, way to get blasted on your bullshit numbers you stated and get proven wrong... then claim I am on a wobbly leg. lmfao --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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