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Chris Sturgeon wrote:Just out of curiosity, and no judgement- I want to understand your and your husband's position...
What is the reason that you don't want to wear a mask?
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Mart Hale wrote:The biggest problem has been getting accurate information.
The testing results is messed up because it gives false positives.
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Greg Martin wrote:
Mart Hale wrote:The biggest problem has been getting accurate information.
The testing results is messed up because it gives false positives.
Don't forget all the false negatives. Last I'd heard there was a 30% false negative rate. Hopefully it's gotten better.
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That does seem to be the case! Personally, I'd rather ask someone if they need a mask, than shame them for not having/wearing one. If nothing else, it gives them the opportunity to say something, which may even be the truth rather than feeling shamed. I've got one friend with serious asthma. I'm not sure if wearing a mask would be physically impossible, but I'm pretty sure that psychologically he can't handle it - just too many experiences of not being able to breath in his past.It's hard to come up with a more coherent response than "haters gotta hate".
This is a valid point and certainly a reason I would have been bothered if I had to converse with someone wearing a mask in a noisy environment in the past. I have mild word decoding issues and use visual cues of mouth positioning to help - think very beginner level lip reading. However, I also spent time in Japan and saw how they used mask wearing as a sign of politeness and of not spreading illness to others - just no where near the current scale.I believe that mask wearing harms society by interfering with communication and primate social cues.
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