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27lw
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Here’s a nice video with footage of how masks do help:
The best part of the demo is 3:10.
The best part of the demo is 3:10.
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You made me think of what a friend of mine used to say, “it only takes one scoop of poop in a gallon of ice cream to ruin the whole gallon.”No. The whole point is that if most (or even everyone) is wearing their masks, the theory is that most aeresols will be contained in the masks.
My parish avoids that problem by not having coffee gatherings at present.He remarked recently that the same people who complain loudest to him about (socially distanced) non-wearers in church will then head right over to the parish hall and sit shoulder-to-shoulder for over an hour, maskless, drinking coffee!
The world needs a lot more of this. Thank you.I charitably assume best intentions from people around me.
Really? Not real Christians? Seems kind of harsh.Your former friends at church were out of line. They are not real Christians if they are making a big deal about this. You should talk to your pastor. Maybe you can go to a different mass where you won’t see them. This mask wearing thing has gotten to be so ridicules.
In my analogy, the poop would be the one virus molecule that made it through the mask & contaminated someone, the ice cream.So think of a mask as a little bag surrounding the poop and protecting the ice cream!
Hmm - so when would more poop be present in the ice cream – when one virus molecule gets through the mask, or when there are lots of virus molecules that don’t have to struggle to get through a mask at all?27lw:![]()
In my analogy, the poop would be the one virus molecule that made it through the mask & contaminated someone, the ice cream.So think of a mask as a little bag surrounding the poop and protecting the ice cream!
Oddly, the way that you phrased your question made me think of conception.Hmm - so when would more poop be present in the ice cream – when one virus molecule gets through the mask, or when there are lots of virus molecules that don’t have to struggle to get through
That seems extremely relativist.With that being said, remember that we are a nation of individuals with constitutional rights and protections and we should not force our perceptions of reality on our fellow parishioners or neighbors.