Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
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Re: Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
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#4So even if it serves no practical purpose, it still serves a very important ritualistic purpose.
Re: Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
#5Just another example of 'trusting the science' not being as self-evident as commonly assumed. Science is supposed to be tested, not just blindly trusted.
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#7Wearing a mask lets everybody know that we are still in the midst of a very dangerous pandemic. It shows me that you take it seriously. It shows me who takes responsibility for the well-being of their fellow citizens and who doesn't. So even if it serves no practical purpose, it still serves a very important ritualistic purpose.
Re: Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
#8Wearing a mask lets everybody know that we are still in the midst of a very dangerous pandemic. It shows me that you take it seriously. It shows me who takes responsibility for the well-being of their fellow citizens and who doesn't. So even if it serves no practical purpose, it still serves a very important ritualistic purpose.
In all honesty, are you serious?
Re: Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
#9Wearing a mask lets everybody know that we are still in the midst of a very dangerous pandemic. It shows me that you take it seriously. It shows me who takes responsibility for the well-being of their fellow citizens and who doesn't. So even if it serves no practical purpose, it still serves a very important ritualistic purpose.
Re: Do mask mandates work? Bay Area Covid data from June says no
#10The mandate worked exactly as intended.
Worth pointing out that there is nothing conspiratorial about this. It exactly aligns with the real life decision making process of how things like this get enacted