I’m almost 67. I was the only person I saw anywhere in the Denver airport a few weeks ago that was NOT wearing a mask. And I’m doing it, literally, to help the world stay normal for my kids and grandkids.
Frankly, I fully expect to be exposed to CV19, if I haven’t already been. Herd immunity is what it’s all about, as far as I’m concerned.
Frankly, I fully expect to be exposed to CV19, if I haven’t already been. Herd immunity is what it’s all about, as far as I’m concerned.
IF...masks work, you have nothing to worry about, as everybody else had on a mask.
If masks work, nobody could contract anything (from you or anybody else)
If masks work, the only possibility for you being infected would be to be in contact with someone else not wearing a mask, WHILE ALSO BEING INFECTED.
According to Worldometer, there have been 12,313,717 confirmed cases in the US.
That is in total, from March until today. Including those no longer infectious.
It also includes those who have tested positive more than once.
It also includes those who tested positive and then retested negative.
It also includes those who tested positive who unknowingly tested false positive.
If we take the 12,313,717 and divide it equally between 9 months of March through November that would leave approximately 1,368,190 infected and possibly infectious in November.
Divide 330,000,000 rough US population by 1,368,190 = 241.194571
That means the odds of coming in contact with someone are 241:1
Not including all the number inflators and not including the sick who are self quarantining or in hospital.
Me thinks wearing masks are the least of your worries