So, what was the point? Cloth masks allow
90% of particles to filter through giving
them little ability to prevent COVID
transmission, study finds
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/1/2022 6:29:42 PM
Cloth masks do little to prevent the spread of COVID-19, or other airborne diseases, a new study finds. Researchers from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom found that 90 percent of particles could get through cloth masks, making them effectively useless during the pandemic.(Snip)Now, though, experts have discovered that these masks were doing little if anything to actually stop the spread of the virus, and likely contributed to spread as people who believed they were acting safely were not doing so. Researchers, who published their findings Tuesday in Physics of Fluids, built an airflow simulation using 3d imaging to gauge how well different masks
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And she says she can't leave.
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a Failure at Home and Abroad in State
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Is the needle finally moving?
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Masks were effective beyond the government's wildest dreams insofar as they served as de facto burkas, allowing the wearer to demonstrate full fealty to The Science and greasing the skids for later accepting the dangerous and ineffective fraud shots.