At the present time it is considered to be neither airborne nor aerosolized.
Pleas provide a valid reference for that opinion. Both the CDC WHO and nearly every other health organization has data on airborne respiratory transmission it’s on the WHO front page monkeypox guidance for healthcare professionals.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/07/health/monkeypox-masks-cdc.html
“In previous outbreaks, a majority of cases were reported in those who had close contact with an infected patient or animal. But in some instances, airborne transmission was the only explanation for the infections.”
Believe what makes you feel better but the science is clear just like smallpox ,it’s brother monkeypox can spread the same way. Thare is a reason the family attack rate for monkeypox is 60+% sharing the same room with a symptomatic for longer than a few minutes as in over 5 is a sure fire way to pass it on.
The point is to stop a pox virus the health authorities need to contact trace hard and fast, isolated and truly quarantine even the slightest contacts and ring vaccinate those who are in those contacts the existing 100+ year old smallpox vaccine is the same one that stops monkeypox even if given 4 days after exposure. Every human alive in the 1970s got that vaccine it’s tinfoil qtard quackery to think it’s some sinister plot. It’s sound medical epidemiology to isolate and ring vaccinate.
This is the Lancet the world most respected epidemiological studies group and publication.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(19)30294-4/fulltext
This is a study in a prison where people with no direct contact with the infected were infected the only thing in common was the air system was shared read the whole study they conclude that the only possible way was airborne via droplets.
Read the links in the NYT page they also show orthopox airborne vector transmission in the 1940s 1970s ,2012 and then go to the NIH data base look for monkeypox via airborne transmission in years 1968,1972,2008,2018 once you have brushed up on all that come back with a counter reference for no airborne transmission vectors.