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You do. It allows people access to books and scientific literature they normally wouldn't have access too.

You have google. You have youtube. Do a little research. I'm not going to sit here and link every article i've ever read or video i've watched. Just like every other post on here, everyone's being accused of cherry picking specific studies that support their argument, so what's the point of...

Surgical masks work just as effectively outside a sterile environment as they do inside. The sterile environment has no impact on the ability of liquids and gases to pass through the membranes. The only difference is the "first air" concept of the HEPA units within the sterile room you are...

I agree. I do not wear one driving, but i put it on as soon as i exit the car in the public. I was on vacation recently and did not wear one sitting on the beach. It was a private beach with few visitors but we also made sure to stay 20+ feet away from others. We did wear them around town to...

The term "facts" is used too often and loosely.....mainly just data from a specific test, study or experience. One fact is - i will die one day. Data shows i have a higher probability of certain causes with my family history and current medical status, but that's the extent of it. A mask...

You're never going to get anyone in the medical community to all agree on things. One doctor will say cancer can only be killed with chemo and another will say only natural herbs can heal you. It's up to you to see what the majority of medical professional are doing/saying and make the most...

You're right - i could have but the topic has been discussed so many time by so many, i highly doubt anything i say at this point is going to change minds. You either agree they help or you're steadfast against them for whatever reason/logic you have. Someone in my own office is against...

If you ever have surgery, get pain injections or anything, make sure your doctor doesn't wear his surgical mask.....it being pointless and all.

You can't just look at the size of a virus. You have to look at mode of transportation, distance, force, everything. If you talk, small droplets of spit float out of your mouth for the world to enjoy. When you do that into a mask, it's greatly reduced. The droplets are blocked by the mask...

Entirely not true. Most people in the medical community, including myself, disagree with you. A mask will not 100% prevent a person from getting sick or passing the virus to another, but in most cases it will lower that chances you do vs wearing nothing at all.