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Well, they would be considered symptomatic then correct?

IrishMac 1684 posts Original UHND Member

Posted 10:23 am on Aug 3, 2020

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Well, they would be considered symptomatic then correct?NT IrishMac 10:23am · 8/3/20
- Not unless they are feeling symptoms.NT Frank L 10:29am · 8/3/20
  - The point is, the primary method of transmission is from coughing, sneezing, etc... IrishMac 10:41am · 8/3/20
    - or talking loudly, singing, etcNT ND_in_DRO 12:55pm · 8/3/20
    - Uhm how about breathing? Something we do continuously with or without symptoms. How about talking, Frank L 11:10am · 8/3/20
      - Those are essentially aerosolized particles and your standard surgical or cloth mask is doing IrishMac 11:32am · 8/3/20
        
        Not true.Link Frank L 1:11pm · 8/3/20
        
        Did you actually read the last two paragraphs in the article?NT IrishMac 1:37pm · 8/3/20
        
        I did and again no one says it’s perfect. But with SD it helps. So you agree with the article?NT Frank L 1:39pm · 8/3/20
        
        I don't disagree with it. I wholeheartedly think they are overplaying masks though. Masks are IrishMac 3:03pm · 8/3/20
        
        I have yet to meet anyone who has a false sense of security when wearing a mask. Frank L 3:30pm · 8/3/20
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      - To fully protect, you need goggles too. iairishcheeks 11:14am · 8/3/20
        
        I can't remember the last time someone sneezed or coughed near me. NedoftheHill 2:48pm · 8/3/20

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