The Anti-Mask League of 1919: The Cultural Battle of an Enduring Pandemic
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#2"Time is a flat circle" -- Friedrich Nietzsche
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#3We think we are some sort of super 21st Century beings, but our cognitive biases remain the same.
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#5We think we are some sort of super 21st Century beings, but our cognitive biases remain the same.
Or you are just an idiot. Could be that too.
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#6Is there evidence that masks did anything to halt the spread of the Spanish flu?
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#7Is there evidence that masks did anything to halt the spread of the Spanish flu?
There is evidence that social distancing helped. I'm not sure about masks specifically. https://qz.com/1816060/a-chart-of-the-1918-spanish-flu-shows...
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#8Is there evidence that masks did anything to halt the spread of the Spanish flu?
Do you have evidence that masks are ineffective in reducing the transmission of influenza?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Do you have evidence that masks are ineffective in reducing the transmission of influenza?
In science, as in logic, the onus of proof is on the positive.
Your implication being your question is based in logic or scientific curiosity, and not some disingenuous politics.