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Why do we say the proper social distance today is six feet? Why not seven or ten, and maybe four? Where did six feet come from?
In 1897, a German scientist named Carl Flügge wrote a book called “Uber Luftinfection” — “Over the Air Infections.” He thought if you kept enough physical distance between people who are sick and those who are well, you can prevent the spread of germs.
It was just a theory, one that scientists tried to test out using glass plates, and he came up with six feet.
It wasn’t until we had high-speed photography in the early 1940s that scientists saw a sneeze, or cough or yell could send liquid droplets out three to six feet.
A new study just published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases says three feet is enough as long as everyone is masked.
https://www.wytv.com/news/daybreak/6-feet-distancing-goes-back-to-the-1800s/
People forget that the purpose of masks is not to protect you from them, but to protect them from you......................
Masks don’t stop viruses. Stop spreading that lie.