I'll confess t some confusion. On the one hand I'm told that masks are ineffective because people don't wear them properly while on the other I'm told that masks don't work and that the statistics support this assertion. If case one is true, then case two has already been invalidated, or at the very least brought into question.
I'll confess t some confusion. On the one hand I'm told that masks are ineffective because people don't wear them properly while on the other I'm told that masks don't work and that the statistics support this assertion.
If case one is true, then case two has already been invalidated, or at the very least brought into question.
I'll confess t some confusion. On the one hand I'm told that masks are ineffective because people don't wear them properly while on the other I'm told that masks don't work and that the statistics support this assertion.
If case one is true, then case two has already been invalidated, or at the very least brought into question.
Masks are like trying to trap mosquitos with tennis nets.