Interesting
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Do doctors get all those problems from wearing masks?
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@doctor-phibes said in Interesting:
Do doctors get all those problems from wearing masks?
I'm no doc, but there is a marked difference between a N95 and a surgical mask.
I have no clue if any studies have ever been done on long term surgical mask usage.
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@doctor-phibes said in Interesting:
Do doctors get all those problems from wearing masks?
Not that I've ever seen. But, what do I know? I only spent 1976 to 2016 in an operating room.
@jolly said:
but there is a marked difference between a N95 and a surgical mask.
Yup. We would wear N95s for some cases. They were much more uncomfortable and restrictive. However, I never experienced SOB or any other symptoms.
It was just a bigger PIA than usual.
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Well that guy definitely doesn't like masks.
If you google the publication that published the article, it's got a pretty checkered history.
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@doctor-phibes said in Interesting:
Well that guy definitely doesn't like masks.
If you google the publication that published the article, it's got a pretty checkered history.
I have a feeling Jolly posted it because he's either anti-mask or anti-what-liberals-support.
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Some of the same people (not Jolly!) who claim that masks are damaging people, are also frequently the ones saying that Covid isn't actually that bad.
It's hard to argue with that logic.
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@aqua-letifer said in Interesting:
@doctor-phibes said in Interesting:
Well that guy definitely doesn't like masks.
If you google the publication that published the article, it's got a pretty checkered history.
I have a feeling Jolly posted it because he's either anti-mask or anti-what-liberals-support.
Nah, I'm pro-freedom.
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@jolly said in Interesting:
@aqua-letifer said in Interesting:
@doctor-phibes said in Interesting:
Well that guy definitely doesn't like masks.
If you google the publication that published the article, it's got a pretty checkered history.
I have a feeling Jolly posted it because he's either anti-mask or anti-what-liberals-support.
Nah, I'm pro-freedom.
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Allowing people to smoke tobacco wherever they damn well please isn't freedom, since it harms other people. The people smoking are actually adversely affecting other people's freedom.
And the the theory of the mask is that it protects others more than the wearer.
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@jolly said in Interesting:
@renauda said in Interesting:
Depends how you understand the concept of freedom.
It damn sure not Crown-centric as yours is.
I like my Royal Canadian Mint coins, but Canadians have some fetish for the queen and put her profile on every one. The maple leaf side is so much prettier.
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I've always been skeptical of the effectiveness of the masks, particularly when looking at data where masks are used (North Dakota) and not used (South Dakota). Skeptical, however, doesn't mean "denial."
I simply don't know enough, and I really doubt that anyone really does.
But that's not the point.
This is not about my "freedom." My "freedom" is not affected by putting a piece of 3 layer paper on my face. I can still do whatever the hell I want, go wherever the hell I want.
I wear a mask. No big deal. If you think it's a big deal, there's something wrong with your value system.
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@george-k said in Interesting:
...when looking at data...
Data. How does one tell if it is, or if it isn't.
Opinions become "facts," based upon data which is what someone with a title said. Or, it's "data" because it was printed somewhere, a self-serving Journal is good enough. Then, facts become data, or data becomes facts. Not sure how that works. But, all these facts and data certainly fill the airwaves, one can find pretty much facts and data to support a predetermined outcome. Neat system!
Masks curtail or infringe upon my 1st amendment rights of freedom of speech. With a mask, people cannot hear my wisdom
nonsenseas well as without a mask. I'm waiting for a call back from the ACLU. Doubly-neat system!