Are we really back to the "all or nothing" argument?
I just asked a simple yes / no question.
Are we really back to the "all or nothing" argument?
Hold the phone! We also need a biologist involved so we can tell the women from men!So many virologists/epidemiologists here. Please advise Apple. Stat!
No, you asked a loaded question. The complete answer would be - Yes, I would rather wear the best mask I had available rather than nothing.I just asked a simple yes / no question.
Of course, you can't tell the effect of wearing a mask or other interventions from this graph, so your conclusion is based on nothing.So I don't see anywhere in this graph that shows masks made any difference... the virus ebbs and flows regardless of any human interventions. There is NO POINT where masks halted a surge or even prevented a surge. Prior to covid, CDC was against masking for pandemic scenarios because they knew that they don't work on a population health level. They only advocated for them this time to let people feel like they were doing SOMETHING.
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Tell Tim to allow it if they are able to use masks inside. No problem especially if they aren’t super close to each other for the seating like if there’s a empty seat in between them.How about that in person WWDC they have upcoming?
(still can't believe they thought that was worth it, even at a reduced size)
I'm sure you've applied a rigorous methodology to come to those conclusions.
And the selfish jerks who couldn’t do that ruined it for everyone else."Just 2 weeks to flatten the curve..."
I’d love to know what is so funny that some of you are responding to serious posts with a laughing emoji? Are you children? The science is not on your side, but yet you spout your little non-facts and spread your nonsense about non-existent studies, or studies done by four people in a closet, over the last two days. Grow up. People are dead.
The masks some Apple employees wear are not to protect themselves, it’s to protect their coworkers & customers from themselves. Wearing a mask doesn’t protect a person from getting COVID, but it’s effective at reducing the spread from the person wearing it.I don't understand how requiring masks only for employees helps either employees or customers. Not that I think either group should be required to wear them at this point.
Looking more broadly, employees can go out without masks in a variety of environments outside of work, but suddenly requiring masks in this one scenario somehow protects them?
I understand the facts. I just disagree with your conclusions.![]()
FDA Advisory Panel Votes Against Endorsing Covid-19 Booster Shots Widely
An advisory panel endorsed Covid-19 boosters for people age 65-plus or at high risk but said there wasn’t enough data to justify giving it to the general population.www.wsj.com
Apple seems to think they can outrun an endemic
Love to see so many macrumors users are breaking the mask conditioning.
If you think your mask wearing has done anything to stop this virus, you have not been paying attention the last two years.
Please, hold your “fact check” articles.![]()
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FDA Advisory Panel Votes Against Endorsing Covid-19 Booster Shots Widely
An advisory panel endorsed Covid-19 boosters for people age 65-plus or at high risk but said there wasn’t enough data to justify giving it to the general population.www.wsj.com