Again, if masks were as effective as claimed, the data would not be so tragically weak and require so much torturing to demonstrate an astoundingly modest result.
TRM said:
Didn't read all the papers, but that Nature article linked in the 2nd one is horrible. One single breathe? That's not a realistic simulation.
Can you reconcile the differences between your papers and these?
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.30.20047217v2
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jebm.12381
Another thing, as time goes on the probability of getting viral particles getting through your mask goes 1, so you will eventually get it. Learn to live with it.
Correct, and as anyone who has been around kids from 5 to 20 years old over the past year and a half can attest, cheap, over-used masks are also only correctly worn roughly 5 percent of the time.Keegan99 said:
The Bangladesh study found minimal efficacy for surgical masks (with a 95% confidence interval that included 0!). But that efficacy was only observed in the 50+ age cohort!
Again, if masks were as effective as claimed, the data would not be so tragically weak and require so much torturing to demonstrate an astoundingly modest result.
nortex97 said:
I guess, unsurprisingly (par for the course), our professor decided not to return to defend her victimhood/terrible science/statistical understanding.
It's strange. I was there and I don't feel doomed... maybe doom isn't what I thought it was.Prexys Moon said:
It's just too fun watching her lose her mind about TAMU and covid in general.
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This is prompted by our Commissioner of Health saying last week that masks definitely work. Well let's see. Here is a chart showing the date the mandate was enacted. At that time the state first said it would take two weeks to work, but later amended that to four weeks. So we labeled four weeks later, see the big drop? Me either. See the huge spike while mask wearing was 90% plus. And then there is the date the mandate finally expired. Kind of ironic how the mask mandate didn't work to reduce cases until the mandate was ended, or is that paradoxical? You will note that at no time during the mandate were cases ever lower than before the mandate. And as I constantly said, what really matters is mask wearing. Throughout this period Minnesota had one of the highest mask-wearing rates in the nation, most of the time over 90%. Yeah those masks worked great, as virus collection devices. Thanks to Dave Dixon for putting the chart together.
Just FYI, here is where Sweden ranks among the top 40 countries in COVID mortality rate despite no masks and no strict lockdowns or vaccine mandates
— IM (@ianmSC) September 15, 2021
It’s an impressive triumph of media gaslighting that essentially no one is aware of this pic.twitter.com/aOvw07EMbX
What have we done. pic.twitter.com/kB8kmnXhaU
— getrevue.co/profile/markchangizi (@MarkChangizi) September 14, 2021
Slovenia started the medical apartheid today (unvaxxed can only buy groceries, nothing else e.g. coffee outdoors, haircuts, clothes). I left the protest when the tear gas got too much. News reports 8k ppl (so figure maybe higher)- Ljubljana is only 250k ppl. @FatEmperor #slovenia pic.twitter.com/CYYdf7IWQ3
— Lee S Dryburgh (@DryburghDotCom) September 15, 2021
FRANCE: this is how police treats medical staff in Marseille 😑
— Nat (@Arwenstar) September 15, 2021
From today all unvaxxed medical staff is suspended without pay which is forcing hospitals to cancel scheduled surgeries - as anyone w/ half a brain could have predicted - IT IS NOT ABOUT HEALTH! https://t.co/kFEjrBz8B6
Nice!BTHOB-98 said:
"How one would incorporate political ideology into lectures about diarrhea I honestly have no idea."
Aren't these political liberal ideologies and diarrhea the same thing?
and it's been nearly three weeks since classes started...and no DOOM yet.kalltamu said:It's strange. I was there and I don't feel doomed... maybe doom isn't what I thought it was.Prexys Moon said:
It's just too fun watching her lose her mind about TAMU and covid in general.
They're melting down over the Brazos County Health District reporting 150-300 cases per day.Prexys Moon said:and it's been nearly three weeks since classes started...and no DOOM yet.kalltamu said:It's strange. I was there and I don't feel doomed... maybe doom isn't what I thought it was.Prexys Moon said:
It's just too fun watching her lose her mind about TAMU and covid in general.
Nobody calls these idiot liberals out on their doom and gloom predictions.