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Originally Posted by Newbiesaukee
I assume your first sentence is an example of sarcasm.
There is little evidence that wearing a mask (except for certain medical devices) actually protects the wearer. There is more evidence that it might protect others from getting the virus. Newer information has developed that there are definitely asymptomatic carriers who can spread the virus before they themselves know they are sick.
This is the reason for the change in recommendations. It is an action of the individual to help protect others. It is possible as more is learned the guidance will change. That’s how it is supposed to work.
You have the right not to participate.
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No sarcasm at all. Had my car serviced at at a local shop today, not one person wearing a mask. There is no evidence at all, and that’s a problem. Quantify for me what the risks are if you wear a mask and if you don’t. . . . You can’t because there is none.
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